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[mathcad] Re: Memory problems

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[mathcad] Re: Memory problems
Author: Aldo P Solari    Posted: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:43:55 +0100
Mike, it is the memory management of the operative system the part
which releases memory. One of the bad problems with Windows is that
once you close an application, it never gains back the full memory
"block". This is a well known Win problem since ... 2000 years ago :P

If you start up & close down applications 10 or 20 times/day, you may
end up with memory gaps of up to 500 Mb (out of 1 Gb RAM). To avoid
this, I use CleverCachePro which is a memory management program that
solves all of these shortcomings. Also, it makes up a (dynamic or
fixed) cache out of part of the RAM where it loads applications which
you load up frequently - making the system faster.

I dont even get craches during "blow_up_the_box_simulations" - a
"Marine kind of field testing" I do sometimes to see if the box will
do the job. Without a good memory management, the box will crash.

Another problem could be that you have some tiny program loaded into
RAM which doesnt respect the memory addressing and will crash your
system.

Cheers!


W/best wishes,

Aldo P. Solari (fisheries biologist)

"asolari" (academic matters)
"aldo.p.solari" (private matters)

Home: www.ulpgc.es/webs/ffresearch-solaris
(U. of) Las Palmas, Canary Islands [18/04/2006, 12:30 GMT]

Original message:

"Mike.Austin" wrote [18/04/2006, 12:04]:

AM> Aldo, are you sure about this? I have not experienced this with
AM> other programs, nor with Mathcad 11 and earlier. However, on much
AM> earlier versions of Mathcad, I found that memory was gradually
AM> eaten up by Mathcad and never released. I am a little suspicious
AM> that there could be memory leaks associated with Mathcad that
AM> appear in different forms with each version. At the moment, it
AM> doesn't seem to be too serious because I have enough RAM to park
AM> a car in.

AM> STRESSWORK
AM> Mike AUSTIN
AM> on behalf of AIRBUS-UK
AM> for Department - ESASU
AM> NTC D2 09J

AM> Phone: +44 (0)117 936 2688
AM> Fax: +44 (0)117 936 5474
AM> Mailto: "Mike.Austin"


AM> From: Aldo P. Solari "mailto:aldo.p.solari"
AM> Sent: 18 April 2006 11:52
AM> To: Mathcad Discussion List
AM> Subject: [mathcad] Re: Memory problems



AM> Dave, it is a Windows (memory management) problem. Use
AM> CleverCachePro.



AM> W/best wishes,

AM> Aldo P. Solari (fisheries biologist)

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