Ram Management

2002-04-13 Thread David Kwinter

A revolution-build server program I have crashes reliably anywhere 
between the 1500-1800th repeat in a script that needs to make 9000 laps 
to complete. I know that the crash comes right as my computer runs out 
of ram. Is there an easy way to monitor the free system ram and quit 
then relaunch the program? I could make the script resume easily enough, 
but what's the best way of measuring when the ram's about the dry up?

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Re: Ram Management

2002-04-13 Thread Michael D Mays

use the hasMemory function.

If you know your loop uses 1 bytes then at the beginning of the loop
insert
  if hasMemory(15000) is false exit repeat

michael

David Kwinter of [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following on 4/13/02 3:40 PM

 A revolution-build server program I have crashes reliably anywhere
 between the 1500-1800th repeat in a script that needs to make 9000 laps
 to complete. I know that the crash comes right as my computer runs out
 of ram. Is there an easy way to monitor the free system ram and quit
 then relaunch the program? I could make the script resume easily enough,
 but what's the best way of measuring when the ram's about the dry up?

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