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- "Memory leak profiling with Rails" by jay
thanks, that makes perfect sense. Do you need the second call to GC.start ?- MEMORY LEAK (?) using ManagementObjectSearcher (8 replies)
Dear newsgroup readers, I think I have found a memory leak (almost impossible) or I am just too plain stupid (that's more than possible). I wanted to create a kind of little CPU Usage meter with WMI. Here it's the code: private void timer1 Tick(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { timer.Enabled false; if (timer.Enabled false) { ManagementObjectSearcher mos new ManagementObjectSearcher("SELECT * FR...- "Memory leak profiling with Rails" by Robert J. Berger
For a Rails Noobie with a memory leak, could you clarify wheres the best place to call MemoryProfiler.start in a Rails app so it only gets called once? Thanks- "Memory leak profiling with Rails" by Chris Shorrock
Great post, I recently started on a second contract using Rails and something that always troubled me, coming from the Java space, was the lack of profiling tools. This looks to be a great piece of code and something that will make it into all of my future projects in some way or another.- Firefox Memory Leak Problem Explored
Computerworld's Scot Finnie takes a hands on look at Firefox's memory issues and offers a few simple ideas to help fix the problem.- "Memory leak profiling with Rails" by Chris
Hi Scott, I just used your memory profiler and came to the conclusion that strings present in my irb_history were being leaked on each request when in development[1]. Have you noticed this or do you not use irb_history? Cheers for the code. Chris [1] http://blog.seagul.co.uk/articles/2006/08/22/rails-leaking-some-strings-in-development
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