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> In the old days it would have been considered bad practice to postpone considerations of storage limitations to some future release, but maybe I'm just showin
by scottlamb 8y ago
> In the old days it would have been considered bad practice to postpone considerations of storage limitations to some future release, but maybe I'm just showing my age.
Do you run on Linux? Do you leave vm.overcommit_memory at the default 0? Do you run on 64-bit platforms? Most people here I imagine would say yes, yes, and yes. If so, ENOMEM is not a thing that happens. Some process on the machine will get OOM-killed instead. It's silly to write a bunch of dead code.