Re: [Indigosim-developer] Re: runtime heads up

[Reuben G. <reu...@ay...>]

Hey Peter,

I'm thinking that it is just a matter of capping the run time.

-Reuben
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On Aug 3, 2005, at 6:10 PM, pc...@MI... wrote:

> Hey,
>
> Do any of you have any ideas as to why this is happening?  Is it  
> just because
> the simulation was left running for so long that it got too big and  
> took over
> all the memory?  Is this just a matter of putting a cap on how long  
> the
> tutorials can run?  Do some tutorials grow in size much more  
> rapidly than
> others?
>
> When I mentioned on Sunday that the Society window was getting  
> relocated all the
> time, it actually isn't, it is only relocated and reset in size for  
> a call to
> play.
>
> I'll see if I can recreate the same problem.
>
> -Peter
>
> Quoting "Marshall W. Van Alstyne" <mar...@MI...>:
>
>
>> Hey guys, I was running tutorials for Cisco today when I  
>> inadvertently left some running during the call.  My machine  
>> ground to a total halt. It didn't hang in the usual sense but it  
>> started paging like crazy, ran the disk constantly, and accepted  
>> almost no input from the keyboard.  It got unbelievably slow. I'm  
>> using the version on my machine loaded from last Fri.
>>
>> Can you pls check it for runtime memory consumption, disk usage,  
>> or other faults that could lead to this behavior?
>>
>> Cisco didn't seem to have experienced this behavior yet but I'd  
>> like to head it off before they do, if possible.  Otherwise, the  
>> breadth and quality of the demos went quite well.  They should get  
>> us feedback soon.
>>
>> MVA
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
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