Eagleware/Empower crashes and complains that there is not enough physical memory available. The windows system monitor utility, however, indicates that there is more physical memory still unused than the Eagleware/Empower simulation status window or the listing file indicate that it was trying to use. The Windows system performance monitor utility also suggests that Eagleware/Empower did not try to acquire and use the free physical memory that was there - that it aborted itself without trying to acquire and use the memory.
Is there something I am missing in my understanding of how Eagleware/Empower and Windows interact regarding physical memory requirements/availability?
Thank you,
Michael Farich
RF Engineer
Quintech Electronics
Pentium 3.2 GHz, 2GB physical RAM
Windows XP Pro SP2 with all windowsupdate patches.
Administrator privileges on my account.
Eagleware/Empower 2004.07
Is there something I am missing in my understanding of how Eagleware/Empower and Windows interact regarding physical memory requirements/availability?
Thank you,
Michael Farich
RF Engineer
Quintech Electronics
Pentium 3.2 GHz, 2GB physical RAM
Windows XP Pro SP2 with all windowsupdate patches.
Administrator privileges on my account.
Eagleware/Empower 2004.07
Mike