At 8:23 AM +1100 01/17/2006, david_elmo wrote:
Classic is probably tight on memory. I think there's a setting in
the preference pane for this.
I cannot see any setting for controlling the memory for Classic
itself. Automatic isn't it?
oops. Yer right. It isn't settable.
Classic is under X and gets its more sophisticated memory management?
From what I can tell, the OS itself gets a chunk and sticks with it.
Then each app, as you launch them, gets a chunk per their set
allocation and sticks with that. IOW, no - there isn't some fancy
memory mgt happening within Classic.
As for individual app allocation, do a get-info on the classic
application and check the Memory section. They let me change them
here. Um... Might have to do it on the actual classic application
(APPL) file, not a bundle.
- Dan.
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