On 6/27/2022 23:22, Tom Lane wrote:
Karl Denninger writes:
But -- I still have a /lot /of memory out on the heap according to
jemalloc stats that is not being deallocated, and what's worse is that
if I rig the code to call PQfinish and then PQconnect once again I get
/even more /imbalanced
On 6/27/2022 23:22, Tom Lane wrote:
Karl Denninger writes:
But -- I still have a /lot /of memory out on the heap according to
jemalloc stats that is not being deallocated, and what's worse is that
if I rig the code to call PQfinish and then PQconnect once again I get
/even more /imbalanced
Karl Denninger writes:
> But -- I still have a /lot /of memory out on the heap according to
> jemalloc stats that is not being deallocated, and what's worse is that
> if I rig the code to call PQfinish and then PQconnect once again I get
> /even more /imbalanced allocate/free counts (and the
I've got a fairly sizeable application that runs as a CGI app under
Apache which I am attempting to convert to FastCGI.
"Once through and done" apps tend not to care much if deallocation is
less than perfect, since exit(0) (or otherwise) tends to heal all
wounds. Not so much when something's
