https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76552
--- Comment #9 from Terrence Enger <[email protected]> --- Created attachment 104072 --> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=104072&action=edit some numbers for 3 versions of LO I have been playing around with various versions of LibreOffice. In each version I opened the attachment, ran the macro, closed the file, opened the file, ran the macro, closed the file. I ran `top` for soffice.bin at interesting points. The virtual memory usage reported is merely a gross number. I do not know how much of that number is free space on the heap, so I have no opinion about whether or not the numbers are evidence of a "leak". Comparing bibisect-43all latest to oldest: - memory usage is much higher in latest - closing the file shows a decrease in usage in latest - second open/run/close made a net increase of 568MB in latest - CPU usage is about 4 times greater in latest. >From a debug build of master fetched 2014-07-12: - second and third "open file" did not increase virtual memory usage at all; indeed the second "open file" saw a slight decrease. - picking out virtual memory usage after successive "close file": 2679, 3484, 3827. - the time to add successive sheets grows non-linearly - each moveRange in first execution of the macro increased virtual memory usage by about 49.8. Wow, even in a debug build. The numbers are in the attachment. Columns VIRT and CPU are taken from `top` for soffice.bin at the end of the described operation. Be warned that I scribbled these figures down from the screen and then typed them in, so there is more than a small possibility of errur. All my observations are on debian-wheezy 64-bit. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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