On Jul 8, 2007, at 19:42 , Fernando Pereira wrote:
> I noticed that BibDesk was using over 200MB of real memory with a
> single small (18 entries) bibliography loaded; it had been open for
> several days. Exiting BibBesk and reopening the file brought that
> down to 19MB.
Hadn't noticed, but this prompted me to poke around a bit: previewing
seems to have no lingering effect on memory, but opening an edit
window bumps memory by 1.5MB. Closing it drops memory by 1.0 MB,
with an apparent leak of .5MB. Could be cacheing or other effects
here, since I didn't do any serious/long-term checking.
This is on PowerPC (G5, 2x2.7GHz, 2.5GB RAM).
Justin
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