I am looking at the memory in Fusion Reactor.
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Sounds like normal virtual memory usage... The JVM had to grow to the
bigger size and waited until it was sure it didn't need the memory again
to give it back to the OS (because taking memory from the OS and giving
it are expensive operations). BTW, I'm assuming you are looking at the
amount of
Java garbage collection is a complicated process - memory isn't
necessarily cleared immediately after it is marked for GC. You can use
different tuning parameters and different GC algorithms within the JVM
to change the way it works, but it will help to do some reading first
and test on a
There's a good point. If it's OS memory then this is a non-issue.
On Nov 14, 2007 7:26 AM, Gaulin, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, I'm assuming you are looking at the
amount of memory used by the process/exe, and not the amount of free
memory in the JVM, which is totally different.
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