I'm trying to use dump-memory-stats to find out where my application uses its
memory, unfortunately, it does not seem to print out any usefull info. When
calling it with no arguments I get the value "???64d" for everything:
Begin Dump
Begin Racket3m
<application-code>: ???64d ???64d
<unary-application-c: ???64d ???64d
<binary-application-: ???64d ???64d
<sequence-code>: ???64d ???64d
<branch-code>: ???64d ???64d
<procedure-code>: ???64d ???64d
<let-value-code>: ???64d ???64d
<let-void-code>: ???64d ???64d
<letrec-code>: ???64d ???64d
<let-one-code>: ???64d ???64d
<with-continuation-m: ???64d ???64d
<define-values-code>: ???64d ???64d
<set!-code>: ???64d ???64d
... and so on.
I'm using Racket 6.5 64bit on a Windows platform.
Does anyone know how is this supposed to work?
Thanks,
Alex.
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