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Re: TSVNCache Memory usage

From: Scott McCaskill <scott.mccaskill_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 14:48:02 -0600

On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 9:27 AM, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Scott McCaskill wrote:
> > I have also noticed a significant increase in memory usage with the
> > 1.5.x clients. Not 1.2 GB, but hundreds of MB is not uncommon. It can
> > vary quite a bit--sometimes it is < 100 MB, other times I'll look and
> > it's taking 500-600 MB.
>
> Please use the process explorer (from sysinternals), find the
> TSVNCache.exe process, then check how many active threads it has.
> If the number of threads is more than 15-20, that means you have an
> application using the shell extension but not releasing the COM objects
> properly (i.e., a COM leak).
>
> Stefan
>
>
Ok, this happened again today. TSVNCache was using over 500 MB. Task
manager showed 13 threads. I also have the debug tray icon for TSVNCache
enabled. It said "Cached directories: 8552 Watched Paths: 214".
We use externals a lot. I have 17 different projects checked out, but many
of them contain the same or similar files. Each project uses multiple
libraries, and each library is checked out via an external; many projects
use the same libraries. There are over 59000 checked out files in all the
projects. Most files are small text files (source files), but we do have a
number of larger binary files checked in as well. Don't know if any of this
is relevant but thought I'd mention it in case.

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