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18M here. Last boot was on 4/12. I never boot the machine, I let my
electric company take care of it for me!<br>
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73, Bill N2BC<br>
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Lee Sawkins wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am interested in what other users of Spider under Windows are seeing
for memory usage of "perl.exe". Go to the task manager and processes.
Perl.exe should be listed there with its memory usage. Restarting
Spider should cause this to drop.
Lee
Dirk Koopman wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, 2006-04-24 at 00:56 -0700, Lee Sawkins wrote:
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<pre wrap="">So what I am seeing is that after 2 weeks of running I am loosing over
120 MB of RAM due to a memory leak. Is this normal.
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<pre wrap="">Under linux the answer would be an absolute "no". Nobody else has
reported this under win-xx(x). I shall have to investigate and find out
how to find out :-)[what is the windows equiv of "top" or "ps axl"?].
Which perl are you using?
Dirk
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