XSLP_EXTRAUFS

The expansion number is the number of additional items for which space is provided in memory. Before any items are loaded, it is the initial space available. After any items have been loaded, it is the amount by which the space will be expanded if required. The expansion number may be increased by the system beyond any value set by the user.
Setting the expansion number is one way of increasing efficiency during loading or adding user function definitions.

Description	Expansion number for user functions
Type	Integer
Default value	10
Notes	The expansion number is the number of additional items for which space is provided in memory. Before any items are loaded, it is the initial space available. After any items have been loaded, it is the amount by which the space will be expanded if required. The expansion number may be increased by the system beyond any value set by the user. Setting the expansion number is one way of increasing efficiency during loading or adding user function definitions.
Affects routines	XSLPadduserfuncs, XSLPchguserfunc, XSLPloaduserfuncs XSLPreadprob
Set by routines	XSLPadduserfuncs, XSLPchguserfunc, XSLPloaduserfuncs
See also	XSLP_MEM_UF, XSLP_MEMORYFACTOR