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Bill
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Subject: Re: [Pharo-project] react on low space
Bill,
I agr
On 2 February 2011 09:16, Max Leske wrote:
> Bill,
>
> I agree that it is important to at least know that there has been a low space
> condition. But then again, if there is a low space watcher anyway, shouldn't
> there be a way to register as a listener or something?
>
>
Well, take a look at O
Bill,
I agree that it is important to at least know that there has been a low space
condition. But then again, if there is a low space watcher anyway, shouldn't
there be a way to register as a listener or something?
Igor,
I haven't run your code yet but it looks exactly like what I was looki
On 1 February 2011 14:11, Igor Stasenko wrote:
> I think you can catch the OutOfMemory exception:
>
Oops. example was a bit wrong. something like that:
[ | y x | y := x := Array new: 1000.
100 timesRepeat: [ x at: 1 put: (Array new: 1). x := x at: 1 ]
] on: OutOfMemory do: [:ex |
I think you can catch the OutOfMemory exception:
[ x := Array new: 1000.
100 timesRepeat: [ x at: 1 put: (Array new: 1). x := x at: 1 ]
] on: OutOfMemory do: [:ex |
]
On 1 February 2011 12:00, Max Leske wrote:
> I'm bumping this message. I think it's an important question and c
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Subject: Re: [Pharo-project] react on low space
I'm bumping this message. I think it's an important question and could help
other developers who might have the same problem one day. The low space watcher
is cool but if you don't get the chance to actually look at the sta
I'm bumping this message. I think it's an important question and could help
other developers who might have the same problem one day. The low space watcher
is cool but if you don't get the chance to actually look at the stack it's
pretty useless.
Max
On 30.01.2011, at 13:10, Max Leske wrote:
Hi guys
Is there an easy way to react on low space? Something like:
SmalltalkImage isSpaceLow
ifTrue: [ ]
The reason I'm asking is that I have a background process running that causes a
low space condition but I never get around to opening the debugger and the
image crashes on me. So
