>This is surely impossible. It's under the control of the OS, not the
program,
>and any OS which didn't free memory when programs quit would crash very
quickly indeed.
>Maybe whatever tool you are using isn't reporting the free memory
accurately>
>(or at least, not reporting a useful statistic).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] local]# cat /proc/meminfo
total: used: free: shared: buffers: cached:
Mem: 1188331520 1123258368 65073152 0 14237696 1057882112
Swap: 271425536 9392128 262033408
No other programs seem to have the same effect (if I don't run analog
the system never seems to touch even 300mb used), despite this the
system does appear completely stable (even if a little sluggish!)
Thanks for your help
Lee
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