Mail Archives: cygwin/2003/10/30/12:08:41
> Cygwin doesn't control the memory use of non-cygwin programs.
Thank You cgf - that was the bit of information I was missing.
Coming from a Solaris background, it did not even occur
to me that "Windows 2003 enterprise server" would
impose a 2GB usable memory limit by default on an application.
Doesn't seem like a very 'enterprise' sort of thing to do ;-)
Thanks to all that replied.
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On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 09:03:00AM -0500, Jared Ingersoll wrote:
>I think Java has some internal defaults, try setting the max heap size
>on the command line that calls the app (in MB's).
And, this really is off-topic for this list. Please take it up in a
java-related list. This has nothing to do with cygwin, AFAICT.
Cygwin doesn't control the memory use of non-cygwin programs.
cgf
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