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*Currently OptFlux is using 1Gb of your machine memory. You can increase to 2Gb by replacing a single file by this one -> [http://darwin.di.uminho.pt/optfluxwiki/images/1/17/morememoryfix.zip MoreMemoryFix.zip]. | *Currently OptFlux is using 1Gb of your machine memory. You can increase to 2Gb by replacing a single file by this one -> [http://darwin.di.uminho.pt/optfluxwiki/images/1/17/morememoryfix.zip MoreMemoryFix.zip]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:54, 4 April 2016
Problem[edit]
Sometimes OptFlux performance may slow down after several operations, e.g optimizations.
This slow down can be avoided by changing a parameter in the OptFlux configuration and allowing the application to use more resources from the machine.
- Currently OptFlux is using 1Gb of your machine memory. You can increase to 2Gb by replacing a single file by this one -> MoreMemoryFix.zip.
- If you have a 32bit machine we do not advise this procedure.
Manual change[edit]
You can also manually change how much memory you want to allow OptFlux to use.
This can be done by changing a property in the main.conf file.
- Open the main.conf file with NotePad or another text editor.
- Find the -Xmx text and replace 1024m by the desired value.
Possible values:
- 2048m (2 Gigabytes)
- 2g (2 Gigabytes)
- 3g (3 Gigabytes)
- 4g (4 Gigabytes)