Hi,
Some more information:
I built a standalone, this writes 288 files but I don't get the error
dialog and it doesn't complete correctly, e.g. I don't get the
"Done!" dialog at the end.
Looking at the System Activity Monitor it only grabs around 35 MB of
real memory 377 MB of virtual - it doesn't allocate the Gigabytes as
it does while running under the IDE.
Anyone got *any* ideas how to work around this? I am working on a
demo and need this to work ASAP, otherwise I may as well just stop
work on it now.
All the Best
Dave
On 19 Mar 2007, at 15:14, Ian Wood wrote:
On 19 Mar 2007, at 14:56, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Is that physical memory or virtual? On OS X I've seen seemingly
small apps take up a surprising amount of virtual memory, but
operate in a much smaller physical space.
Although FWIW I've not seen my Rev usage climb that high while
running these tests. Are there plugins or other stacks running
which may play a role here
When I tried it, Rev was grabbing 3.5GB of physical RAM (out of
4GB), and quite a bit of virtual RAM as well.
Ian
Yes, I've just verified it again, it takes 1.8 GB and never gives it
back. If I put the counter field back, it stops at file 289 with a
write error, if I don't have the counter (or if the counter is pushed
behind the rectangle (which is filled with "red")) then it writes a
lot more files before it hangs. Did you try this on Windows or just
on the Mac?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
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