JESS: How to evaluate the required memory?

Hi, Is there a way, (best practice, procedure) to evaluate how much memory will the RuleEngine require? It must not be very precise, but it should show at least the magnitude order. Thank you in advance, Ahmed. To unsubscribe,

Re: JESS: How to evaluate the required memory?

I think Ahmed Mohombe wrote: Hi, Is there a way, (best practice, procedure) to evaluate how much memory will the RuleEngine require? It must not be very precise, but it should show at least the magnitude order. This is something like asking about the memory consumption of an arbitrary

Re: JESS: How to evaluate the required memory?

Something that I've found that works for long (time wise, that is) problems is to just physically watch memory. On "some" Unix systems you can watch memory load, CPU load, etc., etc. as it is happening since it uses some low level routines and presents them graphically. I know that you can on

JESS: FYI - using trees in Jess code

Hi All, I just wanted to squash my previous query about adding a native, general purpose, tree storage mechanism to Jess. It's not needed -- Jess's flexibility lets you build pretty much anything you want. For example, I successfully tried: a) Cross-linking facts containing Jess multislots