On Nov 6, 12:33 am, Santosh Turamari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
s.net> wrote:
> Hi, I am trying with bleak_house... it gives the dump... but in dump
> analyze I am getting the following output...I am not able to track this
> output also..pls help me out.
>
> bleak /tmp/bleak.6524.0.dump
> Displaying top 20 most common line/class pairs
> 456423 total objects
> 456423 filled heap slots
> 296358 free heap slots
> 408091 __null__:__null__:__node__

Are you using eval() quite often in your code? That's a big number.
>From the Bleak House documentation:

<snip>
   It is normal to see lots of null:null references, especially for
nodes.
   Using eval() too much can be a cause of node leaks. You can track
eval()
   by using sourceline macros in your code:

     eval("CODE", nil, __FILE__, __LINE__)
</snip>


> 37164 __null__:__null__:String
> 2983 __null__:__null__:Class
> 1505 __null__:__null__:Array
> 1399 __null__:__null__:Regexp
> 1107 __null__:__null__:Proc
> 809 __null__:__null__:Hash
> 585 __null__:__null__:__varmap__
> 515 __null__:__null__:Module
> 259 __null__:__null__:__scope__
> 171 __null__:__null__:ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::MysqlColumn
> 167 __null__:__null__:Range
> 167 __null__:__null__:ActionController::Routing::DividerSegment
> 86 __null__:__null__:Float
> 85 __null__:__null__:SOAP
> 74 __null__:__null__:ActionController::Routing::StaticSegment
> 73 __null__:__null__:XSD::QName
> 62 __null__:__null__:Gem::Requirement
> 54 __null__:__null__:Gem::Version
> 54 __null__:__null__:ActiveRecord::Reflection::AssociationReflection

The rest of these counts look reasonable to me. For example, running
bleak house on an empty script that only requires rubygems and
bleak_house has, as its top output:

  31778 __null__:__null__:__node__
  23729 __null__:__null__:String
   1945 __null__:__null__:Array

Without knowing more about your app (Rails server? Standalone script?
Daemon?) I can't direct you more specifically -- but if you're using
eval() (or a related function) then that's where I'd start. If you're
not using eval, then you may want to make sure you're reproducing the
leak while running in bleak house.

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