Andrew Haley wrote:
Andrew Overholt writes:
> * Søren Mathiasen <soren@xxxxxxxxxxx> [2007-09-11 03:55]:
> >
> > Could be nice if the eclipse startup script contained some code to
> > detect the memory size, and according to that set the permsize to
> > mem/10 and Xms and Xmx to mem/2 or something close to that.
>
> Yeah, but we don't have and don't want to have a wrapper script. I
> guess we could add it into the binary launcher ...
I think we should just change the limits. For example, it's a fairly
trivial matter to change the default MaxPermSize in
hotspot/src/cpu/x86/vm/c2_globals_x86.hpp from the current
define_pd_global(uintx, MaxPermSize, ScaleForWordSize(64*M));
to something more suitable. Linux doesn't actually allocate memory
until it's used, so I'm not convinced that the "keep the limit small
for users with small memory" actually applies.
So, why don't I just patch IcedTea to use your values as defaults?
I'd rather MaxPermSize be disabled entirely. Upping the limit just puts
off the OOM JVM crash, when really the kernel should be left to handle
memory pressure.
Tom
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