Emulator memory

M

Maciek

Hello

I developed application in NETCF which use large (sdf file has about 15 MB)
database on device. I try test it on Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition, but i
can't change emulator memory. Default this emeulator has 64 MB of memory.
When I launch emulator, it has 28 MB only (Settings->System->Memory). I try
to increase memory (in Visual Studio 2003 - Tools->Options->Device
Tools->Device, by parameters switch in command line, change settings in
registry) but still I have 28 MB memory in emulator. I work on computer with
1,5 GB RAM, and when I launch emulator I have about 1 GB free memory in
Windows XP.

Thanks for your answers.

Maciek.
 
S

Sergey Bogdanov

Sorry, event that will not work for you. AFAIK, you can't overcome 64mb
memory limitation.

--
Sergey Bogdanov [.NET CF MVP, MCSD]
http://www.sergeybogdanov.com


Sergey said:
Try to turn off emulator without "Save Previous State".

--
Sergey Bogdanov [.NET CF MVP, MCSD]
http://www.sergeybogdanov.com

Hello

I developed application in NETCF which use large (sdf file has about
15 MB) database on device. I try test it on Pocket PC 2003 Second
Edition, but i can't change emulator memory. Default this emeulator
has 64 MB of memory. When I launch emulator, it has 28 MB only
(Settings->System->Memory). I try to increase memory (in Visual Studio
2003 - Tools->Options->Device Tools->Device, by parameters switch in
command line, change settings in registry) but still I have 28 MB
memory in emulator. I work on computer with 1,5 GB RAM, and when I
launch emulator I have about 1 GB free memory in Windows XP.

Thanks for your answers.

Maciek.
 
L

Lance Marrano

According to the MSDN Forums, ~30 MB will always be used for images and
other files and will not be available for use. So if you want 64MB free for
your use (to emulate my Axim x50v, for example), you should set the memory
to 96MB. I did that and everything works okay now.
 

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