Hi, What OS (and version) and JDK version you're using? It could be that your OptimizeIt version is too old (it's Borland, not Inprise, for a while now) to run with the JDK you're using? I like OptimizeIt, been using it since 4.0, and it's a good tool.
If you're using linux, the thread memory usage is cumulative not separate, despite the display of the "top" command. So you don't have 57*64, but 57 threads sharing 64MB. This has been discussed on this list many times: search the archives for more info on linux memory usage. >of memory" error. Perhaps that is what I am noticing. I still do not >know why I am getting it though. Your profiler should tell you where memory is allocated. >> Could it be that you simply need more than the default 64MB memory? >I don't know. The machine has 1GB of physical and 2GB virtual memory. >With the total of java processes at 64MB each and 57 of them running, my >machine is almost depleated. See above regarding interpretation of thread memory usage. The heap is shared among all threads in the JVM, so what you specify as -Xmx is not per-thread and your machine physical memory will not be depleted. Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
