E-Sys Launcher V2.3.0 PRO and Premium are out

E-Sys Launcher V2.3.0 PRO and Premium are out

Change Log

Launcher PRO 2.3.0 Build 85
- Added Dynamic Stack Memory Allocation from 512MB to maximum of 2048MB. This is separate from Heap Memory, which is more important to E-Sys
- Changed PSdZData handling. It is now offloaded to a native and managed code tandem providing faster data translation. Typically, 200% faster
- Changed processing of XML data to a more efficient library specifically designed for large XML
- Minimized memory used by smart cache by as much as 90%, giving E-Sys more usable memory


Launcher Premium 2.3.0 Build 75
- Added Smart, Safe caching - Subsequent reading of CAFD/FAFP will be significantly faster
- Added Dynamic Stack Memory Allocation from 512MB to maximum of 2048MB. This is separate from Heap Memory, which is more important to E-Sys
- Changed PSdZData handling. It is now offloaded to a native and managed code tandem providing faster data translation. Typically, 200% faster
- Changed processing of XML data to a more efficient library specifically designed for large XML
- Minimized memory used by smart cache by as much as 90%, giving E-Sys more usable memory


The dynamic Stack Memory allocation is based on available memory at the time of launching E-Sys. Free memory is queried and the maximum allowed value will be sent to E-Sys. This setting is separate from the ones configurable via the main Launcher UI. That handles the Heap memory which is more important to E-Sys (or any Java app, for that matter). How do you know it works? Look at your log files and find "javamem". You should see something like:

Java (used/javamem): 14,295,120 # Java (full): 24,379,392 # Java (max): 1,341,891,328 # Process (full/procmem): 205,340,672 # Process (virtual): 1,491,914,752 # Process (virtual max): 2,147,352,576

The first highlighted value is the Heap and achieved by setting it in the UI. The second highlighted value is determined dynamically and is assigned because I have about 2GB of RAM on this machine.

Note that Heap memory could fail and when it does, you'll see the following error:

The solution is either to restart your PC or select a lower memory settings. Stack memory is more forgiving as it is dynamically managed by the OS.


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