The setMachineMemory command defines the amount of random access memory (RAM) that the program will use. Limiting the amount of RAM available to the assembler allows you to use the computer for other purposes while an assembly is running. However, this will likely slow down the assemblies and is not recommended for large projects.
| Parameter | Description | Allowed values |
|---|---|---|
| memory | (required) Amount of RAM (in GB) to be used, entered in multiples of four. Entering a value greater than the available RAM causes all RAM to be used. | [number that is a multiple of 4] |
Example:
setMachineMemory
memory: 32
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