Coincidentally, if I have system with 3 GB of RAM, and I allocate and free
3GB of ram in my process, but then do not exit.. any other processes would
be forced into swap waiting for my process to complete and free up
resources (namely, 3GB of RAM). In Linux, calls to free in the process
return
Coincidentally, if I have system with 3 GB of RAM, and I allocate and free
3GB of ram in my process, but then do not exit.. any other processes would
be forced into swap waiting for my process to complete and free up
resources (namely, 3GB of RAM).
No. Your free'd pages are more likely to be
On Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 09:04:09AM +1100, Robert Turnbull wrote:
G'day,
I know libxml2 reads in the http_proxy environment variable but I don't
think it understands it if the environment variable has the form:
http_proxy=http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:port
Which is the format for
Malcolm Tredinnick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 05:37 +, SiM wrote: Hi All, Could someone tell me whether there is an API in libxml2, where i can go through the Document Tree, with calls like : GetNextChild , GetParent, GetSibling etc , without using the SAX handler
