XSLP_MEMORYFACTOR

When a dynamic array has to be increased in size, the new space allocated will be XSLP_MEMORYFACTOR times as big as the previous size. A larger value may result in improved performance because arrays need to be re-sized and moved less frequently; however, more memory may be required under such circumstances because not all of the previous memory area can be re-used efficiently.

Description	Factor for expanding size of dynamic arrays in memory
Type	Double
Default value	1.5
Notes	When a dynamic array has to be increased in size, the new space allocated will be XSLP_MEMORYFACTOR times as big as the previous size. A larger value may result in improved performance because arrays need to be re-sized and moved less frequently; however, more memory may be required under such circumstances because not all of the previous memory area can be re-used efficiently.
See also	Memory control variables XSLP_MEM*