Hello,
I'm using PHP 4.0.6 and have the following (very annoying) problem:
Running a complex web application, after some time of use, I got the
'memory limit exceeded' message, in different points of my application.
Waiting some time sometimes solves the problem.
I believe the fault is in the memory allocation/deallocation routines,
because I do a lot of string concatenation and know this operation can be a
real pain for memory management code.
The question is how does PHP deal with memory? i mean, does it have a
unique memory pool for every page hit? Is the 8 Mb limit for every page hit?
Is it possible that the memory reclaim code is causing such a behaviour? is
there a way to force a garbage collection run?
Any hint/though?
Thanks
Cris
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