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When generating ObjC bindings using ffigen, it's quite common to have generated files with >10k, or even >100k lines. The analyzer does fine at these sizes, but I'm trying to build a large integration…
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The attached zip has a sample program and 2 heap captures plus their console output, in case running the program poses a problem or a quick look that heap captures will be useful. I can re-run it wit…
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Using Chrome Devtools heap snapshot tool it can be seen that the application while running gathers up increasing amount of data that doesn't gets garbage collected. Addy Osmanis post helped finding th…
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There's probably a memory leak in the import job. Recently the entire machine came down after the import process was killed, and just now I see it is using 30% of the machine's memory. It should be us…
brson updated
2 years ago
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Hi,
I am checking memory allocation & release with `debug/pprof` tool.
And I found that heap profiler indicates following heap stack.
```
0: 0 [2: 48] @ 0x4613e53 0x45e5fe9 0x481deb1 0x4076681…
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After a few days, slowly memory leak, v1.12.0
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## What is the Problem Being Solved?
organic GC along allocation paths in vats has high CPU consumption. Increasing `incrementalHeapCount` in `xsCreation` to reduce rate of GC, at cost of memory over…
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## Core problem
Currently, grapher consumes a lot of memory for large datasets - especially (daily) Covid data.
This is not great either way, but it also means that our CF Worker for thumbnail rende…
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You guys do an awesome job and we all appreciate it! 🎉
## 🐛 Bug Report
On a work project we discovered a memory leak choking our CI machines. Going down the rabbit hole, I was able to recrea…
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### Describe the bug
Reth 0.2.0-beta.6 running on ubuntu 22.04 was killed by the OOM killer.
It had been running at the chain tip for more than two weeks before the jemalloc stats started to incr…
gbrew updated
2 weeks ago