I have run a single complete loop of my program against leak detection
software and it came out without any memory leaks. So I assume the large
swap consumption is due to memory required by the program (and indirectly
ns-2) itself.
Regards,
Sita
Running out of swap space seems like an
Thanks for the reply. After a lot of time, I have figured out that the
program runs out of swap space and hence crashes.
I have now doubled the swap and started a new run. Anyone out there with
experience to confirm the fact that the swap size required is linear to
the duration of the simulation?
In Linux, there is limit for your files. Maybe, you can see 'limits.conf'
file.
/salva
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007, Sita S. Krishnakumar wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run an extended simulation. I am logging only the routing
layer information to the trace file. When I run the simulation, the
Hello,
I am trying to run an extended simulation. I am logging only the routing
layer information to the trace file. When I run the simulation, the
process kills itself after a few hours. Every time, I notice that the
trace file size is approximately 1.4 GB. Is anyone aware of a trace file
