Hello !
On 06/09/11 22:57, Chris Frey wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 06, 2011 at 12:16:52PM +0200, Nicolas CARRIER wrote:
>> Ok, everything seems to work fine on my ARM target. Will this patch be
>> merge with main branch so that it could be shipped with the next release
>> of Barry ?
> Yes, the libusb 1.0 support will be included in Barry, in some form
> or another. :-)  I just have to get over the big initial patch.
>
>
I can understand this could take a long time... ^^
Toby has done a great work which helps me a lot ! Without it, the use of 
barry could have been questioned, unless patched by us...
>> Now I'm targeting Memory consumption... 12Megs a far too much for my 64M
>> target ^^.
> Please keep us posted.  Barry has gotten pretty big over the years, and
> I'm interested in memory saving opportunities if you find them.
>
> Thanks,
> - Chris
>
>
For now, I've been told that the biggest (~8MB) source of "memory 
consumption" I though I had found, was a fake ^^!
It's located at :
pppob.cc (269): main
m_ipmodem.cc (357): Barry::Mode::IpModem::Open
It seems to be the pthread_create which allocates 8MB (for the stack ?).

I've made a little program which consumes a lot of ram (and writes into 
it...) so that barry + this program eat more than the system ram and the 
oom killer didn't say a thing.

So for now I will stop working on it, I will go back to it later, when I 
have time, or if the need arise.
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