Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?
- From: CBFalconer <cbfalconer@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 02:22:55 GMT
clsmyth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> Hi, I have never posted to a language group before so please excuse me
> if this is inappropriate. I have posted this to comp.unix.solaris
> (well, I am one of the folks on the thread at least)...the subject is
> "4 GB hard constraint on a Solaris 8 server". I figured I'd post over
> here because we aren't getting anywhere too fast over there, and I
> think it is a code issue.
>
> We have a piece of software that we purchased. It is a single-thread
> process that does a lot of calculations in memory and then spits out
> some results. The server it is running on is dedicated to it and it
> alone. It is a 4-way (yes, a waste) 16 GB RAM SunFire V440 running
> Solaris 8, patched to the latest recommended/security patch cluster (as
> in, yesterday). The process grows to about 4 GB in RAM and then spits
> out an error like this:
.... snip ...
It is inappropriate here. We discuss the _portable_ C language, as
defined in the ISO standards. The moment you have to mention a
particular compiler or system it doesn't belong here. I think you
had the right milieu in the first place, but are too verbose. Cut
things down to something compilable that exhibits the problem and
is under 100 lines.
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