On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 10:43 AM, Xu Hong <icehong_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi to all developers
> First, I apologize for weak English.
>
> I have 4G physical memory on windows XP sp3 , and to get better
> performance I disabled virtual memory.
In what way does this "get better performance"? This may have been
applicable 15 years ago under some conditions, but any OS released
since 2000 or so is smarter than you will be when it comes to memory
management. Enable the swapfile. Just let it be. How do you get
"better performance" when your system runs out of memory?
FYI, even though you have 4GB installed, XP can only see 3.2 GB or so.
> I found that the memory used by TSVNCache.exe reaches 1.3G, I kill
> it in task manager and it will restart and reaches 0.7~~0.8G
> gradually.
>
> My question is , Is there a way to limit the memory used by TSVNCache.exe ?
>
> I am a C++ developer, Is there a way to dump the memory to see it's
> memory leak of normal scene ?
>
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