Scott,
Scott Ferguson escreveu:
It depends on the caching in your system. What do the next few
entries show?
The difficulty with char[] and byte[] by themselves is that they're
generally held by other objects like String or a cache. If you have a
big cache, then that size could be perfectly normal. If they're held
by non-caching objects, then it's likely a leak.
So it seems to be cache:
rank self+desc self desc count class
1.0000 123.367M 123.367M 0.000M 965651 char[]
0.8045 99.249M 99.249M 0.000M 78774 byte[]
0.7537 92.977M 20.117M 72.860M 878934 java.lang.String
0.5117 63.124M 0.046M 63.078M 1009
com.caucho.db.store.ReadBlock
0.3217 39.690M 6.001M 33.688M 65552
com.caucho.server.dispatch.Invocation
0.2474 30.527M 7.157M 23.370M 91701 java.lang.Object[]
0.2155 26.582M 3.574M 23.009M 156144
com.caucho.util.CharBuffer
0.1693 20.885M 0.566M 20.318M 14849 java.util.HashMap
0.1569 19.353M 3.071M 16.283M 134164 java.util.HashMap$Entry
0.1110 13.697M 0.014M 13.684M 253
railo.runtime.writer.CFMLWriterImpl
0.1110 13.688M 0.005M 13.683M 310 java.lang.StringBuffer
I got this dump in a slow moment, but that slow moment seemed to be an
apache issue because in that moment it was too slow to open images, too.
Any way, thank you for the help.
I'll try to get more data.
Ronan
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