pml/ob1: make no. of events an mca parameter #12669
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make the number of events created by the pml/ob1 component an mca paramter. The error message in case we run out of events already suggested to increase a particular mca parameter, but a) I couldn't find that mca parameter, and b) it was definitily not used. Signed-off-by: Edgar Gabriel <[email protected]>
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make the number of events created by the pml/ob1 component an mca paramter. The error message in case we run out of events already suggested to increase a particular mca parameter, but a) I couldn't find that mca parameter, and b) it was definitily not used.