> IME (with user program, but that should translate to lazarus itself), > there's a big difference between windows and linux/gtk-2 (and also > linux/qt, but I don't use that, only to do some tests). > Windows uses much less memory and memory usage doesn't grow > with time, > while linux/gtk-2, doing the same things, uses much more > initial memory > and its usage constantly grows. > Given that my programs have to run unattended 24/7, that's a > big issue > for me (more than the memory usage by lazarus). > Now under linux I routinely add a test to see if there's a > pause in the > production line and use that to restart the program :-( >
During testing Lazarus I found a big improvement with memory increasing on linux when using cmem. There are probably disadvantages using cmem but when your main concern is the increasing memory it is worth giving a try. Ludo -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
