On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Rryk <rryk...@gmail.com> wrote:
I am implementing 3D rendering engine for Chromium and I need to
download huge scenes via Ajax. However I've noticed that asyncronous
Ajax requests are limited to 7-8 MB in size. If I try to download more
-- tab crashes (and in --single-process-mode everything crashes in
onNoMemory function).
Synchronous requests work better -- I was able to download 100M file,
but the browser footprint in memory grew like a monster -- it took a
whole of 3GB to download a single 100M file. Interesting enough that
after downloading it it remained to take all this place. Does it make
30 copies out of it? There should be something wring with it. I am
using jQuery for ajax and the code is here http://tinypaste.com/6f7d9.
These sound like known issues with XMLHTTPRequest and tcmalloc that
were fixed a few months ago by James Robinson. What version of Chrome
are you using? This should be fixed in any build from December or later.
(Also, which OS? The tcmalloc issue only affected Windows, IIRC.)
—Jens
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