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975.1 | | MU::PORTER | l'enregistrement electrique | Mon Jun 19 1989 15:52 | 3 |
| Some people believe that >ALL< decwindows programs use up a lot
of memory when they run....
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975.2 | Do it via TPU | EVETPU::REINIG | This too shall change | Mon Jun 19 1989 16:28 | 42 |
| ! Extract this note to a file. Bring up DECWindows TPU with this as
! your file. Extend *, then DO TPU try_to_exhaust_memory.
!
! August G. Reinig
procedure try_to_exhaust_memory
local buf1,
buf2,
temp;
on_error
message (error_line);
return;
endon_error;
buf1 := create_buffer ("1");
buf2 := create_buffer ("2");
position (buf1);
copy_text ("Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party.");
loop
show (buf1);
message (create_range (beginning_of (show_buffer),
end_of (show_buffer),
NONE));
position (buf2);
copy_text (buf1);
copy_text (buf1);
erase (buf1);
temp := buf1;
buf1 := buf2;
buf2 := temp;
endloop;
endprocedure;
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975.3 | Known Bug | JHEREG::TANNENBAUM | ex-TPU Developer | Tue Jun 20 1989 18:09 | 5 |
| Note that TPU will probably die a grisly and violent death when it runs out of
memory. This is a known bug which is being worked on as we type.
- Barry
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975.4 | Live video film | KASINO::TALLETT | Just one more bug to fix... | Wed Jun 21 1989 06:35 | 13 |
|
If you want a program that does something USEFUL with all that
memory you could try "film" which simulates live video on a
standard DECwindows workstation.
See note 186 in ELKTRA::DW_EXAMPLES
Regards,
Paul Tallett,
NESTOR Project,
CEC Karlsruhe,
West Germany
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975.5 | Thanks | GIAMEM::NAPOLITANO | | Wed Jun 21 1989 12:09 | 6 |
| Thank you all for your help. All I needed to do was get DECwindows
to exhaust the memory of VS2000, and that was sucessfully done.
Lisa-Marie
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