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From: ericm@genesis.ac3i.dseg.ti.com
Subject: Tasking Storage
Date: 1996/08/26
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I have several tasks running in a large Ada application.  The problem is 
that some of my tasks are receiving STORAGE exceptions.  I have many of 
my tasks set to a STORAGE_SIZE of 200_000 and after long processing I 
still seem to get these storage errors.  Is there anyway to manage the 
the storage size of my tasks, either dynamic allocation or by cleaning up 
the stack in my task.  I'm processing a lot of data in some of these 
tasks and in others I'm flushing X/Motif events.  I know of all the Motif 
memory leaks and we've kept those to a minimum.  The code has been 
cleaned up as far as deallocating any linked lists but I still seem to 
get these storage errors propogating out of the tasks.  The storage 
errors are never immediate but only seem to occur after some real 
intensive processing or having the system up for 8 or more hours.  

The platform is an HP9000/755 with 128Meg using the Verdix compiler.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.  Thanks.