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memory - Is java heap space dictated by RAM or hard drive?

I'm performing a huge calculation and I'm getting a "out of heap space" error. What I'm wondering is if Java does paging automatically, so that maybe my hard drive space can be used when performing this calculation? If it doesn't do it automatically, how do I turn this option on?

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The Java heap lives in RAM (ignoring virtual memory :). You can change the default initial heap size and maximum heap size with the -Xms and -Xmx VM args, respectively.

The old generation, default heap size can be overridden by using the -Xms and -Xmx switches to specify the initial and maximum sizes respectively:

java -Xms <initial size> -Xmx <maximum size> program

For example:

java -Xms128m -Xmx512m application

How much RAM does your machine have? Just what sort of a calculation is this that you think you need more heap than that?


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