Adam Kalsey wrote: > Chris Carlin wrote: >> of the code in detail, but I have the impression that the transport >> maintains, in memory, a data structure per contact. > > From what I can tell with my limited Python knowledge, it appears you're > correct,but all contacts, online and offline, are stored in this > structure. That wouldn't explain the slow growth in memory, unless I > were constantly adding contacts. > > I don't see anything in contacts.py that looks like it's doing anything > really odd like recursively adding a data structure to itself.
Is this the latest version of pyAIM-t, BTW? 0.8a IIRC? How well do messages go through? Do they go through as quickly as expected, or are there weird delays? Do all the messages go through? I wonder if because of your high rate of messages some may be getting bottled up in the transport and not delivered. ~Chris _______________________________________________ py-transports mailing list py-transports@blathersource.org http://lists.modevia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/py-transports
