using 1.3.1. I'll checkout the 1.4.
keep posted.
thanx.
seb.
Jacob Kjome wrote:
> What JDK? I believe the javac in JDK1.4.1_01 is supposed to fix the memory
> leak. Also, try using Jikes. Not only is it better with memory, but it is
> also far faster than javac.
>
> Jake
>
> At 08:32 PM 1/28/2003 -0600, you wrote:
> >Hello !
> >
> >I have a project with hundred of directories with java files and becoz
> >of J2EE packaging I have to generate on jar for each directory. I
> >currently launch one javac task per directory not to have to deal with
> >the jar construction pbs if I did it with less javac task for multiple
> >subdirectories (having to rebuild the jar by excluding class files that
> >I don't want to include coz build to the same destination directory).
> >
> >I did put 1024M for the ant jvm max pool (which I physically have on my
> >workstation) and still ant JVM runs out of memory in the middle of my
> >project (meaning reaches the 1024M). when I look at the memory profiler,
> >the memory pool keeps increasing proportionally after each javac task,
> >as if ant never released the memory allocated for the previous javac
> >task.
> >I have this pb when I launch a recursive build that builds the whole
> >project - and so launches one javac call per subdirectory.
> >do I have a wrong setup for this kind of task or is this a mem leak pb ?
> >
> >for instance I have this top build.xml file compile task:
> >
> ><target name="main" depends="init">
> > <record name="log.txt" action="start"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/tl1adapter" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/event" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/tl1" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/ems" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/gem" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/gm3" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/eclipse" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/proto" target="main"/>
> > <ant dir="${thisejb.dir}/dummyNE" target="main"/>
> > <record name="log.txt" action="stop"/>
> > </target>
> >
> >and it fails at the gem directory build. if I launch each ant separately
> >it works fine.
> >
> >any idea ? thanx.
> >
> >seb.
> >
> >
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