Re: Memory allocation of applets?
Re: Memory allocation of applets?
- Subject: Re: Memory allocation of applets?
- From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 19:39:39 +0100
At 18:58 +0100 2/11/01, Harald E Brandt wrote:
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What controls the size of memory allocation that gets set when I save a
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script as an application in Smile?
When you save a script as an application in Smile, the resulting
application takes its RAM allocation settings from the "seed" applet or
droplet located in the "More Stuff" folder. Names: "applet seed" and
"droplet seed". You may want to "tweak" the RAM allocation settings of
these files.
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Furthermore, how can I find out what a suitable setting is?
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Various file reading operations does not seem to be able to handle more
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than at the most 500 kB, no matter what the memory allocation is. So, what
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things should be considered when choosing a memory allocation?
I would say: check the memory used in the "About your computer" Finder's
window. Increase the allocation until you see some unused RAM.
Best regards,
Emmanuel