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If you increase the number of buffers to put any memory pressure on the system, various allocations will start to fail. Even allocating 4K when 50K is free, and 34K is the largest block, can fail.
I've mostly experienced this on builds like M5DEMO where there is no PSRAM.
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Reproducible info, please. Is colors ever in use or specific effects or
options or such? Web server serving, etc.
I'll do a general look. I'm already deeply suspicious of our heavy use of
String which is known to be terrible at fragmenting and copying memory,
but won't guess further without profiles in hand.
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If you increase the number of buffers to put any memory pressure on the
system, various allocations will start to fail. Even allocating 4K when 50K
is free, and 34K is the largest block, can fail.
I've mostly experienced this on builds like M5DEMO where there is no PSRAM.
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There is some documentation about this in discussion #562, specifically the thread that starts with this comment: #562 (comment). That concerns the Fanset project on the M5StickC Plus with current dependencies, and WiFi and the web server enabled.
If you increase the number of buffers to put any memory pressure on the system, various allocations will start to fail. Even allocating 4K when 50K is free, and 34K is the largest block, can fail.
I've mostly experienced this on builds like M5DEMO where there is no PSRAM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: