[jsdl-wg] Limit Text
Donal K. Fellows
donal.k.fellows at manchester.ac.uk
Tue Apr 26 10:20:14 CDT 2005
The following is my suggested text for the MemoryLimit and PipeSizeLimit
element definitions. The text in [brackets] is non-normative. I have
omitted the text stating what it must be a sub-element of (according to
the principles of allowing the schema to be used as an ontology as well
as a document definition) but if we really want that, it's trivial to
add it.
MemoryLimit: Definition
This element is a positive integer that describes the maximum amount
of physical memory (in bytes) that the job should use when
executing. It MUST be supported. If this is not present, then it is
unlimited.
[This is really the Resident Set Size limit, and systems might
impose a granularity of a kilobyte.]
PipeSizeLimit: Definition
This element is a positive integer that describes the maximum size
of pipelines (in bytes) created for and by the processing of the
job. It MUST be supported. If this is not present, then the system
should use its default value.
[No system permits arbitrary sized pipe buffers, but their defaults
are usually entirely acceptable. Systems typically impose a
granularity of 512 bytes.]
Donal.
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