On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 2:21 AM, Ulrich Pegelow
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Another topic - not directly related - comes up here. Knowing that the
> system is in fact 32-bit, some of the default settings in darktablerc
> don't make sense.
>
> worker_threads should be 1 but is 2
> cache_memory should be something like 200MB but it is 500MB
>
> I think we have different places which interact with a newly darktablerc:
>

> dt_configure_defaults() defined in darktable.c and called from conf.h

that's the newer thing which is only ever run once if you don't have a
darktablerc at all. it should do some system auto detection (32-bit,
memory, number of cores etc).

> dt_ctl_settings_default() defined in control.c and called from darktable.c

that's old stuff and probably not called anymore (only triggers if
some config version is too old, we haven't bumped that in years).

> The settings for cache_memory as in dt_configure_defaults() should
> certainly read "200u << 20". That would be easy to fix but there are
> more issues.

ack, pushed. the cache will init itself to a sane minimum, so that
doesn't affect functionality, but still.

-jo


> I have to admit I don't understand the way of working :) Maybe someone
> else could have a look?
>
> Ulrich
>
> Am 07.12.2012 09:39, schrieb B.W.H. van Beest:
>> Johannes,
>>
>> As far as I can tell, all is reasonable. I have included the output of
>> the command as an attachment.
>> Also I included the new darktablerc file that was created after I
>> deleted the previous one.
>>
>> Finally, I ran   "valgrind darktable . |& tee valgrind.out"
>>
>> There are quite a few suspicious error messages in that file. Can you
>> make sense of that?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Bertwim
>>

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