Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Documentation/T3Q/Usage


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02/21/12 12:08:48 (13 years ago)
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    126126In general, the optimal setting depends on the size of the TTCN-3 test suite and to a degree on the selected quality checks. 
    127127 
    128 As of v1.0.3, a tool to guesstimate the optimal memory settings is included with T3Q. This tool is launched prior to the actual tool execution and attempts to detect the maximum memory settings with which T3Q can be started at that particular moment, aiming to both reduce processing time and avoid potential out of memory errors. It should be noted that this tool can be considered in beta status, as in some edge cases it may cause T3Q/T3D to crash or to fail at start. Such cases should be reported so that the memory detection tool can be further adjusted to avoid such issues in the future. It is still possible to select preferred memory settings manually by adjusting the start-up scripts as described above, where the particular line has been changed to: 
     128As of v1.0.3, a tool to guesstimate the optimal memory settings is included with T3Q. This tool is launched prior to the actual tool execution and attempts to detect the maximum memory settings with which T3Q can be started at that particular moment, aiming to both reduce processing time and avoid potential out of memory errors. It should be noted that this tool can be considered in beta status, as in some edge cases it may cause T3Q to crash or to fail at start. Such cases should be reported so that the memory detection tool can be further adjusted to avoid such issues in the future. It is still possible to select preferred memory settings manually by adjusting the start-up scripts as described above, where the particular line has been changed to: 
    129129 
    130130{{{ 
    … …  
    136136JAVA_CMD="$JAVA -Xmx`$MT_CMD`m -Xss128m -cp $CLASSPATH org.etsi.t3q.T3Q" 
    137137}}} 
    138 under Unix, and the `%HEAP%` and {{{`$MT_CMD`}}} parts of the line should be substituted with the desired settings. 
     138under Unix, and the `%HEAP%` and {{{`$MT_CMD`}}} parts of the line should be substituted with the desired settings.