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Technical Reference Manual - InduSoft

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Creating a New Project<br />

the Critical Limit (i.e., the value configured in the Before disabling allocation setting). When this happens, all<br />

unused objects are removed from memory and memory allocation is disabled until you restart the project.<br />

This memory allocation method or state is called Critical.<br />

Performance control has default settings that should work for most projects running on most clients, but<br />

if you have problems, then you can adjust the settings for your project or even disable memory allocation<br />

altogether.<br />

To configure the performance control settings:<br />

1. On the Project tab of the ribbon, in the Settings group, click Options.<br />

The Project Settings dialog box is displayed, with the Options tab selected.<br />

2. In the Options tab, in the Performance Control area, click Configure.<br />

The Performance Control dialog box is displayed.<br />

Performance Control dialog box<br />

3. To completely disable memory allocation, clear Enable memory allocation.<br />

4. To adjust the limit at which memory allocation will change from Always to Dynamic, type a new value in<br />

the Before starting dynamic allocation box.<br />

5. To adjust the limit at which memory allocation will change from Dynamic to Critical, type a new value in<br />

the Before disabling allocation box.<br />

6. To restore the default settings, click Set Default.<br />

You can monitor memory allocation during run time by calling the GetPerformanceMetric function.<br />

Viewer tab<br />

Use this tab to configure the project viewer and change certain runtime behaviors.<br />

Project Settings: Runtime Desktop tab<br />

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