mcMiscellaneousResources Enumeration |
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Allowed values for the WhichResource parameter of the McResourceManager.MiscellaneousResources property.
Namespace: MediaCy.IQL.Engine
Assembly: MediaCy.IQL.Engine (in MediaCy.IQL.Engine.dll) Version: 10.0.6912.0
SyntaxVB
Public Enumeration mcMiscellaneousResources
Members| Member name | Value | Description | |
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| mcmrNone | 0 | Nothing specified. On access,the highest currently assigned user resource is returned. | |
| mcmrVeryLargeImage | 1 | Amount of image memory, inMBytes, above which the consuming image should be considered Very Large. The default is 80% of McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). In different contexts, this value may be used as a threshold for the image memory consumed by a single frame, the ROI on a single frame, the ROI on all frames or all frames. See for example mcImageStateFlags.mcisfVeryLargeFrames. | |
| mcmrMaxEditCopy | 2 | Maximum amount of imagememory, in MBytes, allowed to be used for an EditCopy or EditCut operation. The default is 1/2 of McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). | |
| mcmrMaxLargeImageExtract | 3 | Maximum amount of imagememory, in MBytes, allowed to be used for extracting a portion of a Very Large Image. The default is 1/2 of McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). | |
| mcmrExpensiveToCopy | 4 | Amount of image memory, inMBytes, above which making a copy of this image memory would impose substantial costs on image memory availability, and so avoiding a copy if possible is desirable. The default is 1/4 of McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). | |
| mcmrMemoryAutoLockLimit | 50 | When an image frame isaccessed for analysis, normally only a very small portion of it needs to be guaranteed locked into memory. However, after one image access a larger portion of the image will very likely need to be accessed soon (i.e., normally the entire McRegionAccess ROI will be traversed). mcmrMemoryAutoLockLimit resource value property sets a limit on how much extra image memory is automatically locked to optimize that traversal. The default is 0.5 percent of McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). | |
| mcmrNonTrivalToLoadMBytes | 100 | Amount of imagememory, in MBytes, above which it is considered non-trivial to load from a swap file or image file. The default is 15MB. | |
| mcmrCostlyToLoadMBytes | 101 | Amount of imagememory, in MBytes, above which it is considered costly to load from a swap file or image file. The default is 200MB. | |
| mcmrUserResource | 1000 | Miscellaneous resources whichare not pre-defined, need to be at or above this value. | |
| mcmrWhichResourceMask | 268435455 | Mask for the codespecifying which resource is being referred to without the flags specifying how the value is to be interpreted. | |
| mcmrValueIsDecimal | 0 | Flag noting value is decimal; this is the default. | |
| mcmrValueIsPcntImageMemory | 1073741824 | Flag noting that thevalue given or returned as a percentage McResourceManager.MemoryMax(mcmtImageMemory). The default value for a given resource will be exposed as -1, irrespective of the presence of this flag. | |
| mcmrValueIsPcntUsableMemory | -2147483648 | Flag noting that thevalue is given or returned as a percentage McResourceManager.MemoryManagerInfo(mcmmiUsablePhysical). The default value for a given resource will be exposed as -1, irrespective of the presence of this flag. |
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