On Feb 6, 2008 12:46 AM, Roger Pack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would it make sense to add the option for mongrel to disable GC during a
> request and enable it after?  Or even run it after?
> Just thinking out loud.

You're talking about mongrel, or mongrel_rails?

The thing with that will be force garbage collection on every request
will hit (and hard) the performance of the server.

Also, is not Mongrel job if the framework behind it (in this case,
Rails) generate so many objects that cross 8M limit set by VM (which
usually trigger GC collection).

There was a patch submitted a few days back to ruby-core about
Benchmark.realtime that reduce memory allocation and increase
performance. The problem was Rails use it extensively on every place
and several times *per request*, eating memory and reducing
performance...

Just my comments :-)

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