Studio:After installing the STRIDE Runtime, what are my configuration settings?
The Runtime configuration settings are described in the srcfg.h file, located in C:\STRIDE\runtime. (This file is installed only when the runtime files are requested as part of the STRIDE install.)
If you have made changes to the default settings, you should avoid overwriting the file. (This occurs upon a re-install of STRIDE.)
The default configuration settings are as follows:
/* Messaging */
#define srCFG_TOTAL_STIDS 16 /* number of STRIDE Transact IDs in system */
#define srCFG_TOTAL_SUBCS 20 /* total number of subscribers at one time */
#define srCFG_TOTAL_PTRS 30 /* total number of pointer entries */
#define srCFG_SUID_TABLE_TYPE 1 /* 1 = Search based, 0 = Index based */
#define srCFG_SUID_TABLE_SIZE 225 /* number of SUID Table entries */
#define srCFG_TOTAL_SUIDS_QUED 50 /* total number of SUIDS queued at one time */
#define srCFG_STID_NAME_SIZE 15 /* max size of a STRIDE Transact ID name */
#define srCFG_SUID_OVERRIDE 1 /* override (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled) */
#define srCFG_SUID_OVERRIDE_STORAGE 0 /* override registration storage allocation */
/* Tracing */
#define srCFG_TRACING_ENABLED 1 /* tracing enabled (1=enabled, 0=disabled) */
#define srCFG_TOTAL_TRACING_MEMORY 4096 /* number of bytes allocated for tracing */
#define srCFG_TRACEBUFFER_MAX_SIZE 1000 /* max size of a single trace buffer */
#define srCFG_TRACEBUFFER_WAKEUP_TIME 100 /* number of milliseconds between sending */
/* Time Stamp */
#define srCFG_TIMESTAMP_UNITS 1 /* 0 = microsecs, 1 = Millisecs, 2 = secs */
#define srCFG_TIMESTAMP_DURATION 1 /* number of TimeStamp Units per Tick */
/* Auxiliary Data */
#define srCFG_AUXDATA 0 /* Use Auxiliary Data (1=Yes, 0=No) */
/* Transport Settings */
#define srCFG_MAX_TRANSPORT_UNIT 2048 /* 0=No Fragmentation, Number=Fragment Size */
#define srCFG_DEFAULT_TRANSPORT_STATE 1 /* 1=Transport Ready, 0=Transport Not Ready */
/* Connection Settings */
#define srCFG_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT 5000 /* connection timeout (1=enabled, 0=disabled)*/
/* RFC (Remote Function Call) Settings */
#define srCFG_RFC_ENABLED 1 /* RFC enabled (1=Yes, 0=No) */
#define srCFG_RFC_PMM 1 /* RFC pool memory management */
/* - (0=None, 1=Recovery, 2=Reallocation) */
#define srCFG_RFC_PAL_PMM 0 /* PAL pool memory management (1=Yes, 0=No) */
/* Memory Management Settings */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT 0 /* memory management (1=enabled, 0=disabled) */
#if srCFG_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_SMALL 30 /* size of a small memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_MEDIUM 100 /* size of a medium memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_LARGE 500 /* size of a large memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_LARGE2 1000 /* size of a large2 memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_LARGE3 10000 /* size of a large3 memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_SIZE_HUGE 0xFFFF /* size of a huge memory block */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_SMALL 5000 /* max number of small memory blocks */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_MEDIUM 250 /* max number of medium memory blocks */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_LARGE 250 /* max number of large memory blocks */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_LARGE2 100 /* max number of large2 memory blocks */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_LARGE3 50 /* max number of large3 memory blocks */
#define srCFG_MEMORY_BLOCK_MAX_HUGE 50 /* max number of huge memory blocks */
#endif /* srCFG_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT */
/* Multi-Process Settings */
#define srCFG_MULTI_PROC_TARGET 0 /* multi-process target (1=enabled, 0=disabled)*/
/* Debug Settings */
#define srCFG_ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL 2 /* levels(0,1,2), none(0) */
