Re: potential memory leak in do loop

stephane chatigny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Does a Unix command like "pmap PID" could help me to determine if there > is a memory leak in the process? I suppose. I only ever look at "top" to see if it's going up. ___ Guile-user mailing list Guil

Re: potential memory leak in do loop

I suspect you need valgrind. valgrind rocks. You will need the standard guile suppressions. Paul. On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 09:32:54AM -0400, stephane chatigny wrote: > Thanks Kevin, > > Does a Unix command like "pmap PID" could help me to determine if there > is a memory leak in the process? >

Re: potential memory leak in do loop

Thanks Kevin, Does a Unix command like "pmap PID" could help me to determine if there is a memory leak in the process? I have run the program for 24hrs and the memory usage seems to be constant at ~28-30Mb. It usually takes 36hrs to generate the bug, I will wait and see if the memory usage remai