Re: [Factor-talk] potential memory issue

2015-10-12 Thread Björn Lindqvist
2015-10-02 20:12 GMT+02:00 HP wei : > First, > In factor's listener terminal (not in the gui window, though), > Jon Harper suggested to hit Control-C and t to terminate > a long running code. > I hit Control-C in below case (1), it brings out a low level debugger (what > a

Re: [Factor-talk] potential memory issue

2015-10-02 Thread HP wei
First, In factor's listener terminal (not in the gui window, though), Jon Harper suggested to hit Control-C and t to terminate a long running code. I hit Control-C in below case (1), it brings out a low level debugger (what a pleasant surprise). Let me ask a question first before I write more

Re: [Factor-talk] potential memory issue --- Fwd: how to error trapping 'link-info'

2015-10-01 Thread John Benediktsson
Maybe you can debug a little if you see that happen again? Perhaps something like this to get the largest number of instances, if there is a per-file leak: IN: scratchpad all-instances [ class-of ] histogram-by sort-values reverse 10 head . Some other words for

[Factor-talk] potential memory issue --- Fwd: how to error trapping 'link-info'

2015-10-01 Thread HP wei
Well, I just checked the running factor session that failed the task overnight that I mentioned in below email. >From the linux system command 'top', I see that this particular factor is using VIRT 4.0g RES 2.0g %MEM 26% I clicked on the restart listener button and the numbers remain the

Re: [Factor-talk] potential memory issue --- Fwd: how to error trapping 'link-info'

2015-10-01 Thread HP wei
Yes, I could find out a bit more about the memory issue. I tried it again this afternoon. After 50 minutes into the action 0 "path" t [ link-info ... ] each-file the system 'top' shows RES rises above 1.2GB and %MEM becomes 15.7% and they continue to rise. It blacks out the gui window of

Re: [Factor-talk] potential memory issue --- Fwd: how to error trapping 'link-info'

2015-10-01 Thread Doug Coleman
You can run your code in the leaks combinator and it will show you what leaked. I suspect that you're just using a lot of memory though. [ { 1 2 3 } [ malloc drop ] each ] leaks members . { ~malloc-ptr~ ~malloc-ptr~ ~malloc-ptr~ } On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 12:31 PM, HP wei