More questions on memory usage on Windows 95/NT
clau@plaintree.com
Mon, 24 Mar 97 16:47:32 est
It seems that with absolutely no MIBs loaded, each tclsh with tnm
loaded is still consuming about 1M of memory. This can be verified
using the resource meter. I looked at the TnmInit code there seems to
be nothing heavy besides creating all the commands, initializing a
hash table and small amount of memory for statistics, and sourcing the
init.tcl. Can someone sheds some light on this?
I have 32M main memory plus 60M of virtual memory. It turns out I can
only load about 100 scotty process (with no MIBs loaded in each). My
Tnm extension is built as a dynamic loadable DLL. I tried loading
just tclsh without the Tnm extension and I got up to 400 processes
going without a problem (I probably can get a lot more up).
clau@plaintree.com
Carmel Lau's personal opinion
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