On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 11:48:51PM +0000, Chisheng Huang wrote: > Just curious, is there any way to find out the amount of dynamic > memory available at a given time from CMUCL?
(room) or (room t) for more detailed information. Thanks. I believe (room t) tells you how much space you have used, not how much space is available. I have a CMUCL program doing hierarchical clustering. I can cluster 5000 points without any problem when there are not many processes around. After I fire up a couple Emacs processes and one Galeon (a big memory hog) process, clustering the same 5000 points would crash my Linux box. There are only 192 MB's of memory on my machine. One of the vectors generated while clustering 5000 points is a double float vector of length a bit more than 12 millions. I though maybe I could find out the amount of dynamic memory available before I start cranking the numbers. Best, -cph
