Allocate memory

Tue Feb 12 18:58:00 GMT 2008

In fact I know very well why it's running out of memory - I must fill a large List which consumes the memory. 
When I use standard JRE I am starting application with -Xmx128M argument and it is OK, but with gcj I don't know what to do...
May be in this case I can not use gcj at all, what do you think?
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 >ГЋГІ: Andrew Haley <aph@redhat.com>
 >ГЋГІГГ®Г±ГГ®: Re: Allocate memory
 >Г„Г®: Dimiter Stamenov <pamir@abv.bg>
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 >Dimiter Stamenov wrote:
 >> OK, but I am getting OutOfMemoryException - so what could be done?
 >
 >Well, it's either really running out of memory or you've hit a bug.
 >
 >> Do you mean that I have to rewrite that part of the code in C++?
 >
 >I wouldn't have thought so. The stack trace should give you an idea why it's
 >running out of memory.
 >
 >Andrew.
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 >
 >> >Dimiter Stamenov wrote:
 >> >> Hi,
 >> >> 
 >> >> Is there any way in gcj compilation to tell the compiled executable to allocate more memory? 
 >> >
 >> >> I mean something like -Xmx JVM argument when running a pure Java application.
 >> >
 >> >Not that I know of. It's not something you'd need, anyway:
 >> >our gc doesn't allocate memory in a single block as Sun's JVM
 >> >does.
 >