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| Classification: |
General |
Category: |
Symbian Signed |
| Created: |
03/21/2005 |
Modified: |
03/22/2005 |
| Number: |
FAQ-1243 |
| Platform: |
Not Applicable |
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Question:
What is the maximum amount of memory an application can write to the disk before it fails the MEM-02 test?
Answer:
An application should gracefully handle the condition where any write-to-memory fails; therefore the precise value of the
threshold used in the test is irrelevant.
The MEM-02 test tool fills up most of the available storage memory to some threshold.
The application passes the test if:
- it successfully writes the data in this space, or
- the write fails, the user is notified appropriately, and the failure is handled gracefully
The application fails the test if, during an unsuccesful write it does not:
- notify the user and/or
- either cleanly exits or recovers.
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