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From: sommers@topaz.ARPA (Mamaliz @ The Soup Kitchen)
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Subject: Re: process size limits under xenix 3.0
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 19:34:03 EDT
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In article <109@wcom.UUCP> frodo@wcom.UUCP (Jim Scardelis) writes:
>> does anyone know the maximum user process size under
>> xenix 3.0? i am using it on an AT and can only get
>> about 1.2MB via mallocs. also, i assume that it would
>> be very difficlut for me to change this limit
>> without the sources (like any other un*x system),
>> right?
>> john kullmann
>> decvax!sun!plx!jk
>
>	There are some tunable parameters in /usr/sys/conf . Check out
>those files, and the manual entries for 'CONFIG' and '/etc/master'.
>
>Basically, Xenix provides you with just enough source to tune your system,
>and to add in device drivers.
>
>					Jim Scardelis

Somewhere in the manuals (I forget where) it mentions that your process
size can be approximently 3/4 of available memory.

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