>Hello,
>
>I am using boost Meta - state machine. I have 19 state which is compiling ok. but whn i incease the number of state
transition in Transition table(using internal_transition_table)
i get >this error:
"Virtual Memory Exhausted: cannot allocate memory"
>
>Has anyone has face
the same problem??
>
>Regards
>Rahul
Hi,
It's hard to answer without seeing code. How large
is the compiler process? At the limit of what a 32-bit system can allocate? And
which compiler are you using?
> I
have tried using transition_table
inside a
state and its is not possible
to have transition. But i am able to compile. If i use internal_transition_table
then the maximum number of rows > is
limited to around 120.
Well,
internal_transition_table is more expensive than a simple transition_table
because MSM is forced to create rows in the transition table for all rows in the
internal_ version.
120 is pretty large, it's
enough to kill many compilers, first to go would be VC and older version of
gcc.
If I get the code I can
try it on onther compilers or on a 64-bit system. MSM is still quite hard on the
compilers and with 120 transitions, I bet you're at the limit of what the system
can allocate.
Regards,
Christophe