Re: OutOfMemoryError in my Java app
Re: OutOfMemoryError in my Java app
- Subject: Re: OutOfMemoryError in my Java app
- From: Paul Archibald <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 19:48:30 -0800
GG,
It is indeed a bundled java app with a side of JNI (tee hee).
Seriously, it is a fairly large app (~200 java files plus a JNI of
about 70 .cpp/.h files and their JNI interface), and I am using Xcode
because I like the bundling stuff and its ability to copy various
files into the proper directories during the build (like my JNI
library and some preferences and initialization files that are needed.)
I did figure out the Info.plist thing, and yes, that is the correct
approach. I found the same reference you mentioned
I am still trying to figure some issues that bother me, and I am not
sure just bumping up the memory is a good solution. For one thing, if
you set the memory too high, the app refuses to launch, which is Not
A Good Thing. It is not like the pre OS X memory settings where you
can ask for X memory, but settle for Y, so long as its at least Z (if
I remember roughly how that worked, its been a long time now.)
This is not an Xcode question, but do OS X apps have a memory
partition setting like the pre OS X apps? I don't see that
information as part of the Finder's Get Info result.
P
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