hmm, i don't know either.
simpler radio seems to be okay, but more complicated one has this memory
leak
just now i restarted a process after it ate 8 GB of RAM (it starts just shy
of 40 MB and you never know when it starts to tick up steadily as sometimes
it decreases a bit too, but once it starts to grow really high there's
nothing to stop it) and when that happens sometimes even the process becomes
unstoppable, the only way is to kill it. maybe my script is flawed but it
used to work on the old version and telnet also used to work fine on old
version.... it also seems to be using memory for real, as when it eats up
all physical ram, then the swap file starts to grow ;O
yet the old version had other bugs - long file playback was flawed, flac
stream harbor inputs would hiccup sometimes... now with this new version
those things are fine.
so we're kind of getting there ;)
maybe you'd like to see my script, that is scripts of both radios and see
maybe some module invokes that memory growth.
they share basic structure, but one has multiple input harbors, dynamic
processing, silence cutting....
p
-----Original Message-----
From: Romain Beauxis
Date: 2018 m. balandžio 6 d. 19:37
To: savonet-users
Subject: Re: [Savonet-users] Liquidsoap windows builds are back! / memory
leak
Thanks for your response. I'm still quite puzzled by this issue to be
honest. Memory management is one of the core and solid feature of the OCaml
compiler and there hasn't been any issues with other architectures. Either
the cross-compiler has something seriously wrong or there's something
specific about the way win32 reports memory usage.
I wonder if there are any other users here using the recent win32 builds and
experiencing similar issue.
Romain
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