CE's memory model is a pile basically. All dll's are loaded into each
process's 32mb virtual address space which reduces the amount of memory
available for program use and for other DLL loading. It doesn't matter
if your pda has 512mb of ram (none of them do, but just as an example),
each p
After further googling I found an interesting article:
"Windows CE .NET Advanced Memory Management"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dncenet/html/advmemmgmt.asp
Apparently DLL memory management has a few quirks.
The following snipit, while referring to Pocket PC 2
On 7 Jul 2005 at 17:38, Mark Doukidis wrote:
> calling all python gurus...
>
> I have a PythonCE program that loads about 2.5MB of pickles
> (about 10 dictionaries with a total of 20,000 objects)
> that when running uses about 15MB of "storage".
are you using __slots__ ? That should help a lot
On Thursday 07 July 2005 11:38, Mark Doukidis wrote:
> I have a PythonCE program that loads about 2.5MB of pickles
> (about 10 dictionaries with a total of 20,000 objects)
> that when running uses about 15MB of "storage".
> [...]
> ImportError: DLL load failed: Not enough storage is available to
>
calling all python gurus...
I have a PythonCE program that loads about 2.5MB of pickles
(about 10 dictionaries with a total of 20,000 objects)
that when running uses about 15MB of "storage".
All works fine on the old IPAQ but I get the following error on the
brand new Xda IIs
with all its memory.
