[bug][FIX] stack overflow crashes Squeak. ( [et] no effect on
windows )
Ian Piumarta
ian.piumarta at inria.fr
Tue Jul 6 16:24:40 UTC 2004
On 02 Jul 2004, at 09:37, Ross Boylan wrote:
> Newer Linux VM's grow memory dynamically, and do not start with any
> explicity memory limit.
There are two command-line options (with equivalent environment
variables) to control how memory is allocated on Unix:
If no options are given then memory is allocated dynamically with the
limit set at 75% of the available virtual memory.
If -memory N{mk} is given then memory is allocated statically; the
argument to the option defines a hard upper limit.
If -mmap N{mk} is given then memory is allocated dynamically, with an
explicit upper limit to the amount of memory that will be allocated
(but the "75% of available virtual memory" limit still applies).
Ian
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