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Re: [TSVN] Memory Leak commiting via http...

From: SteveKing <steveking_at_gmx.ch>
Date: 2004-06-27 21:02:55 CEST

illiminable wrote:

> Strange... i'm using Windows XP Pro... with all the latest updates. I'm sure
> lots of other people are too... maybe there is some setting somewhere i
> messed with ! But i don't think so... this install is only a few months
> old... and i haven't done any random tweaking to it, it's basically running
> stock standard. Maybe because i have so much ram, the system figures it's
> "optimising" somehow, by keeping them loaded.

Me too. In fact, I had to reinstall XP Pro at work about three weeks ago
due to a slight accident with our high voltage guns which messed up the
harddrive. And I haven't seen a huge memory use there.

> Hmmmm... ok... just curious, will it be built like that in the future ? Or
> is there some reason you didn't do it like this before ?

It will be. I haven't done that before because I didn't realize that
this could be a problem. But then some people complained that TSVN was
very slow if they have some debuggers running (because the debuggers
showed those loads/unloads and got busy just showing those). That's when
I added some dummy conversions from and to UTF8 strings before each
Subversion API call to load the required iconv modules and keep them
loaded.

Stefan

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