Re: [MacPerl] how to change default memory size of .cgi's created by MacPerl?

[Joel Rees <joel_rees@sannet.ne.jp>]

>Topic pretty much says it all .. I'm assuming one would use resedit?
>
>I just need to know where to look. :)

If you mean where do you set memory in Mac OS 9, it's the same place as 
Mac OS 8 and earlier, just hidden one level deeper: command-i (or 
menu->file->get info) to get the information window, then (new for 9) 
select "memory" from the drop-down menu in the upper part of the 
information window.

If you _really_ want to go to the trouble of using resedit, I suppose you 
can play with the SIZE resources directly. I generally don't, myself. 
Just do cmd-i. (Or the compiler settings when building apps in C.)

In Mac OS X, this is apparently irrelelvant. -- But I wonder where they 
are hiding the swap file(s), and what the memory information in the 
system profiler output is. --

If you are trying to set the size of a script saved as text, you would 
rather change the memory settings for MacPerl itself, I suppose.

(I wonder why there are no vers resources in the droplets and cgis.)


Joel Rees
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