Hi,
What is the maximum number of proxies that can be attahced to a process and
what is the impact of these many proxies (if most are attached) if the
process is a resource manager?
Thanks,
Hakim
Hakim <ddrv2002@yahoo.ca> wrote:
Hi,
What is the maximum number of proxies that can be attahced to a process and
what is the impact of these many proxies (if most are attached) if the
process is a resource manager?
There is no per-process limit to the number of proxies, but there are
system limits: process ids, proxies, and virtual circuits (vcs) all
come from the same pool, and that pool is limited by the -p option
to Proc32 (default 500, IIRC maximum 2000).
There is no particular impact to attaching many proxies, other than
a (smallish) amount of system overhead to handle the data storage
representing them.
-David
David Gibbs
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
Thanks for the explanation.
Hakim
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Hakim <> ddrv2002@yahoo.ca> > wrote:
Hi,What is the maximum number of proxies that can be attahced to a process
and
what is the impact of these many proxies (if most are attached) if the
process is a resource manager?There is no per-process limit to the number of proxies, but there are
system limits: process ids, proxies, and virtual circuits (vcs) all
come from the same pool, and that pool is limited by the -p option
to Proc32 (default 500, IIRC maximum 2000).There is no particular impact to attaching many proxies, other than
a (smallish) amount of system overhead to handle the data storage
representing them.-David
David Gibbs
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com