Thus spake Todd Pytel: > Hi Joel, > > On Mon, 2007-11-12 at 23:48 +0100, Joel Uckelman wrote: > > You might be running out of memory, and having it fail silently. Tunisia > > uses a large map and starts at a zoom level which isn't 1:1, which takes > > more memory still. For now, try increasing the amount of memory which you > > let the JVM use. > > Are you referring to the "max-heap-size" parameter found in the .jnlp > file? If so, mine was set to 1024M by default. I increased it to 2048M > (my total physical memory), but that didn't change anything either. > > Any other suggestions? I have a very cursory understanding of Java > programming - not enough to really debug anything myself, but I could > probably use debugging tools to get some better information with a bit > of guidance. > > --Todd >
Yes, I am referring to the max heap size. How are you launching VASSAL? If you're launching it from the VASSAL.sh shell script, then the .jnlp file isn't relevant. However, in this shell script, the max heap size is set to 1GB for VASSAL 3.0.13, so that might not be relevant. I'll make you little test app this evening (assuming that I come home from the office before midnight) which might give us some insight into what's happening. -- J.
