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"Ronald Wildenberg" <ronald@tryllian.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the answer. I did not know the default initial heap
> size was 2MB. I can not run my program from within JB so I
> can not use your Memory Monitor (I guess).
>
> I print the totalMemory() and freeMemory() every minute and
> totalMemory() *does* grow. It seems to me that totalMemory() returns
> not the total amount of available memory (as I would have expected)
> but the total amount of memory currently reserved for new objects.
> This amount can grow to the maximum specified size of 160MB.

That was exactly what I meant, totalMemory() only returns a momentary
snapshot of the total amount of allocated memory, but not the max setup
memory pool!

> I do not find the JavaDoc comment on totalMemory() clear on this.
> To me it looks as if the method should return the maximum heap
> size, which it does not.
>

Yes, I fully agree. - However, things always get clearer whith some own
tryouts, like you did ;-).


Greetings Valentino