Thus spake "Gorodoff":
> Hello
>
> If someone could help me raise my memory allocation...
> I am not using the web version, but the stand alone version of vassal
>
> So I just use le runvassal.jar directly... no .jnlp is needed
> Consequently what have been said on raising the memory heap size from
> 126mb to 512mb, does not seem to apply
>
> Unfortunatly I have problems right now with a module and at the very
> time this occurs my memory occupation is only 44% out of 512mb
> So it seems I am playing around with a 256mb limit somewhere
>
> How can I fix this? An jnlp example on how to run manual install
> version of vassal or any advice is welcome
>
> Thanks in advance
> Gorodoff
You can set the maximum memory for the VM to allocate by passing an -Xmx
flag. For example:
java -Xmx512M -jar runvasssal.jar
will tell the VM to allocate 512MB maximum.
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