Split 'standard_address_space_services.py' into chunks #1891
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We want to use asyncua on RevPI devices. However, simply running
pip install asyncuawas causing a memory overflow and the device was needing a hardware reset. A turn around was to limit virtual memory usage (something likeulimit -v 300000) before running the pip installation, but later the simpleimport asyncuawas causing the memory overflow again.Investigations revealed that the origin of the issue was the huge size of the file
standard_address_space_services.pyfile. It seems that Python on RevPI was consuming the whole memory available during the load of this file.Splitting this file into sub function chunks, each loaded separately and then called by a unique function, solves this issue. This behavior has been implemented into
schemas/generate_address_space.pyand theupdate_ua_nodeset.pyhas been called.