#!/bin/sh
#
# Purpose: Start the server
# Author : pc2@ecs.csus.edu
# $HeadURL$
#


# Set the default Heap Size for 32-bit and 64-bit Java
JAVA64BIT_HEAPSIZE=4G
JAVA32BIT_HEAPSIZE=1600M

. `dirname $0`/pc2env

# MacOS or not
if [ -f /mach_kernel ]; then
  # set our dock name (otherwise defaults to Starter)
  PC2XOPS="-Xdock:name=`basename $0`"
else
  PC2XOPS=""
fi

# default to 4G
HEAPPARAM=$JAVA64BIT_HEAPSIZE
JAVA32=0
# if we are not running a 64bit java reduce to 1.6G
java -d64 -version 2>&1 | grep -q "Error" && JAVA32=1
# found a 32bit java
if [ $JAVA32 == "1" ]; then
# reduce the heap size
HEAPPARAM=$JAVA32BIT_HEAPSIZE
# now check the OS, checking for 64 bit
uname -m 2>&1 | grep -q "x86_64" && clear && echo WARNING: We detected a 32 bit java running on a 64 bit OS. && echo && echo We recommend that you run PC^2 Server using a 64 bit version of Java to allow && echo for the best results. && echo
echo Note: We have set the Java Heap size to $HEAPPARAM for your 32-bit Java system,
echo but this may be too small to run the PC^2 Server.
echo
echo You can increase the Heap size to whatever the maximum allowed on your machine
echo is by editing the JAVA32BIT_HEAPSIZE constant at the start of the
echo \"pc2server\" file.
fi

java $PC2XOPS -Xmx$HEAPPARAM -cp "$libdir/*" edu.csus.ecs.pc2.Starter --server $*

# eof pc2team $Id$