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New Feature
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Description
In Windows, if there is not enough RAM, it displays a warning to the user. Also, programs may not start for the same reason. As I understand it, ROS always tries to allocate memory, even if it is not physically possible. Is the system better to display BSOD than to deny the program the allocation of resources? Failure to allocate memory to the program will avoid many potential errors and crash of the system. In my opinion, this function can be disabled in debug mode. But in the normal boot mode it can give great stability to the system.
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CORE-6699 Memory Manager does not make any attempts to reduce memory consumption
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