Does anyone know if there is a firm limit to the max number of timers that can be allocated with the -t option to Proc32, or is the limit just the amount of memory available to the system?
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C. Scott
Does anyone know if there is a firm limit to the max number of timers that can be allocated with the -t option to Proc32, or is the limit just the amount of memory available to the system?
It’s memory, but also addressable memory, ie. since everyone sits in the
same address space, if there isn’t enough virtual space to map the physical
pages, the allocation will fail too.
PS. Please post in plain-text, not HTML - not everyone can read HTML posts.
-Adam
C. Scott <cscott@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know if there is a firm limit to the max number of timers that
can be allocated with the -t option to Proc32,
or is the limit just the amount of memory available to the system?C. Scott
Thanks Adam,
Sorry about the HTML I thought I had OE set to plain text format.
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C. Scott
“Adam Mallory” <amallory@qnx.com> wrote in message
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It’s memory, but also addressable memory, ie. since everyone sits in the
same address space, if there isn’t enough virtual space to map the
physical
pages, the allocation will fail too.PS. Please post in plain-text, not HTML - not everyone can read HTML
posts.-Adam
C. Scott <> cscott@nospam.com> > wrote in message
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Does anyone know if there is a firm limit to the max number of timers
that
can be allocated with the -t option to Proc32,
or is the limit just the amount of memory available to the system?C. Scott