Don wrote:
Strategy (1):Windows used to have a WM_COMPACTING message (maybe it still does) which was sent when the system was running low on memory. In D, you could imagine a similar sort of system callback, which is called when memory is short -- it means, free some memory now, otherwise you'll get an out of memory error. This is much simpler and more powerful than catching an OutOfMemoryException, freeing some memory, and then repeating what you were doing.
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