Re: Amount of Virtual Memory for TSVNCache

> Virtual memory use is pretty much useless, because it doesn't tell
> you how much memory an application actually uses. Even released
> memory (memory the application has already freed and given back to
> the system) will still show up there, and it will keep showing up
> there until the OS needs the memory for something else. Only then
> will the virtual memory not be shown as in use by that application.

Hmmm. After an overnight backup, where I xcopy files from D: (with all my
development folders including SVN checkouts for various open source
projects) to a duplicate filesystem on the C: drive, "Mem usage" had
risen to 178MB. VM was at the same sort of level.

> If you really have problems, deactivate the cache and use "shell"
> overlays or none at all.

Ah, that's pointed me at the exclude list for the cache. I've added
"branches" and "tags" in the big repository to the list. I presume that \
is the separator character (it would help if there was a dialog box for
selecting exclude/include folders).

Hugh

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Received on Tue Nov 20 10:33:13 2007