Author: Robert Pawlak
Date: 06:12:37 01/04/02
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>This is very important to know if you start eng-eng matches. You might have 384 >MB and want to give each engine 128 MB hash and 4 MB egtb-cache... so we have >132 MB each for this tables... But now we must add 40 MB to each one because of >the extracting... so we have 172 MB for each engine, we have two engines, so we >will need 344 MB... if our machine has only 384 MB this could already be a >problem... (OS, file caches, GUI, etc.) > Thomas, In your example above, where does the 40M number come from? Does it assume 5 man TBs?, because I would assume that this number would have to go up as the TB file size goes up too... Or is this not the case? Should I also assume that this 40M is not taken out of the memory allocated for the hash, and is instead dynamically allocated? Bob
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