Kbase 16339: 1450 stget: out of storage on Sequent platform
Autor |
  Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
Acesso |
  Público |
Publicação |
  10/05/1998 |
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1450 stget: out of storage on Sequent platform
This Kbase is being created for the purpose of documenting a known
issue with 1450 errors on the Sequent platform. If you are receiving
an error (1450) which is stget: out of storage, this typically means
that you have made a request for too much memory. General
recommendations include trying to break your code into smaller pieces
to reduce amount of memory being malloced at a given time. Also try
increasing -hs (Heap Size).
There are times on the Sequent platform, when this does not help. For
those times, we recommend that you set your -D (Directory Size) to 5
or 10. This parameter is set on the Client session. The minimum for
this parameter is 5. The default for a client session is 36. This
is too high for the Sequent platform. Therefore, by manually setting
this value to 5 or 10, you are ensuring that we do not malloc
inefficiently for this platform.
The problem with the Sequent platform is a known issue. The cause of
the problem is one of memory consumption in the compiler. When
compiling large procedures, the compiler may consume large quantities
of memory. This can typically be resolve by decreasing / setting
-D parameter to 5 or 10. This will reduce the amount of memory we
hold onto for the rcode.
11/04/96
CAO
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 16339