Hi Tony

I came across this article which might be relevant:

http://www.pingnuts.com/top-5-add-ons-to-monitor-firefox-high-memory-usage/

It seems that there is an entire industry of addons that can monitor
Firefox's memory usage and warn/restart when it gets too high.

Best wishes

Jeremy


On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 10:05 AM, Yakov <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi Tony,
>
> as for debugging, that is not likely to be easy, but there are some
> consistent techniques..
>
> In short, what you can do is the following:
>
> 1. find the sequence of function calls that take place on saving. Probably
> start from function saveChanges, then there's saveMain function etc.
> 2. find places in that sequence where the text of the TW file to save
> appears
> 3. overwrite those functions, one at time: create a plugin with code like
>
> //{{{
> saveChanges = function(...) {
>   ... // body of the function
> }
> //}}}
>
> where the the body of the function is copied from the core, but also
>
>   console.log(text_of_the_TW_file_to_save)
>
> is added which will allow you to track whether the text is still ok in
> that function or got blank (you can also use alert or displayMessage, but
> be aware that sometimes displayMessage doesn't show a message at all
> because of different refreshing mechanisms).
>
> 4. reproduce your problem and see what console shows for that function
> 5. moving from function to function, find the place where the text turns
> blank
> 6. report that in the TiddlyWikiDev group so that guys who deal with
> coding can investigate further
>
> Best regards,
> Yakov.
>
> вторник, 16 июля 2013 г., 14:01:19 UTC+4 пользователь TonyM написал:
>
>> As raised previously but now with more clarity.
>>
>> I am desperate if not for a solution some debugging tips beyond those I
>> have tried.
>>
>> My TiddlyWiki - Now Version 2.8.1 Running on FireFox 22.0 with TiddlyFox
>> 1.0alpha16 intermittently abends firefox on Saving. I am running Windows 7
>> 32bit and alternativly Windows 64 Bit - Same problem observed - Perhaps
>> less on Windows 64bit.
>>
>>    - Of note and possible relevance is my TiddlyWiki is 13,800KB in size
>>    - The tiddlywiki file becomes 0 bytes in length and all updates lost.
>>    Unfortunatly Text Area cache looses its content so I can not recover.
>>    - I have eliminated every TiddlyWiki Plugin as the cause, and every
>>    FF Addon except TiddlyFox which I require
>>    - I have tried multiple Portable and Local Installs of TiddlyWiki on
>>    Multiple computers and versions
>>    - I have eliminated the possibility of using a subst drive and
>>    Dropbox (local copy)
>>    - I can not get my tiddlywiki working in any other browser than
>>    FireFox
>>
>> The failure often occurs very unpredictably but always on save. The
>> Longer I leave it before a save and a regular shutdown and restart of FF
>> the more likely it is to occur.
>>
>> I can reproduce the failure almost always by disabling TiddlyFox and
>> selecting save.
>>
>> My Experience suggests the problem is as follows;
>>
>>    - After a period of time TiddlyFox has a bug which forces the save to
>>    fallback on the new save dialogue process
>>    - The Save Dialogue process can not cope and abends
>>
>> *An educated view*
>> One or both TiddlyFox and the new save routines may have a problem with
>> the size of the tiddlywiki or have some dependance on the computer or
>> firefoxe resources that are eaten away over time. When it gets imposable to
>> save a computer reboot is required before it comes good suggesting leakage
>> of some sort.
>>
>> *Desperate Help Needed*
>> How can I get more diagnostic info after (or before) a FF Abend ?
>> How can I determine what if any resource issue exists when the problem
>> occurs.
>>
>> Any insight what so ever would be appreciated. Please forgive a Cross
>> Post in TiddlyWiki group
>>
>> Tony Muscio
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