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KernelPeakMemoryLimit


memory limit for temporary usage
  • KernelPeakMemoryLimit is a configuration setting that sets the limit in bytes for the peak amount of memory that a Mathematica kernel can use. The peak amount of memory means any temporary usage of memory that might happen during a calculation. When the memory limit is exceeded the kernel is restarted. To limit the base amount of memory you should use KernelBaseMemoryLimit.
A sample setting is shown below. This sets the limit to 60000000 bytes.
A sample setting is shown below. This sets the limit to 60000000 bytes.
<KernelPeakMemoryLimit>
60000000
</KernelPeakMemoryLimit>
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