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Subject: Re: Memory allocation anomaly.

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 14:07:15 03/17/05

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On March 17, 2005 at 14:47:24, Matthew Hull wrote:

>I have two vanilla builds of GNUChess 5.07.  One is in CYGWIN, the other in
>Linux.  Both are on x86 architecture.  But each allocates hash memory in
>different volumes.
>
>Example command:
>
>./gnuchess -s 10000000
>
>On Cygwin, this allocates 393216K of hash memory.
>
>On Linux, it allocates 327680K
>
>What is the reason for this?

Several possibilities.  But first, have you started both programs without the -s
option to see how big they are, then restarted both with the -s to see the
difference?

• Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Dann Corbit 18:16:36 03/17/05
  • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Robert Hyatt 18:40:38 03/17/05
    • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Dann Corbit 19:26:20 03/17/05
      • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Tony Werten 05:26:17 03/18/05
        • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Dann Corbit 10:26:45 03/18/05
      • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Dann Corbit 19:30:25 03/17/05
        • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Matthew Hull 07:39:46 03/18/05
          • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Eugene Nalimov 09:04:43 03/18/05
            • Re: Memory allocation anomaly. Frank Schneider 11:24:45 03/19/05

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