[email protected] said the following on 05/05/10 14:50:
I've read recently that omitting the output attribute on the
<CFFUNCTION> tag can cause a slow memory leak. Do you think that this
could be [part of] the problem?
You'd have to identify if you are having a memory leak problem first.
You'd have to see a slow rise in heap memory while full GCs don't have
any affect.
But possibly yes, I've seen it before and confirmed it with VisualVM.
We fixed the issue in Mach-II 1.8 (and later releases) and I recently
committed fixes for ColdSpring as well (it's in CVS).
I'd recommend you upgrade to Mach-II 1.8 -- 1.8.1 maintenance release is
imminent so if you have to go through approval process I'd wait until
that comes out. We made a lot of changes (which included better
whitespace suppression), it's not as simple as adding the output
attribute to cffunction tags in the framework. Not mention according to
an outside source -- 1.8 runs faster than 1.5 / 1.6 (to be expected
because we made performance improvements).
HTH,
.Peter
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