At 04:30 PM 9/9/2004 +0200, Andrey Hristov wrote:
Hi,
probably MBO_0 stands for MarcusBOerger_0 . I am not sure whether this was
somewehere in the coding standards
document, but this means that the programmer has commented the code by
using the preprocessor. The programmer
has to put his name an
Hello Kamesh,
Thursday, September 9, 2004, 6:00:38 PM, you wrote:
> Hi Marcus,
> That is fine.
> The leak of 2,46,888 I was getting when I had ldap, mysql and xml
> extension enabled.
> After Disabling them and without MBO_0 I had a leak of 87744 bytes.
> After Disabling them and with MBO_0 I had
Hi Marcus,
That is fine.
The leak of 2,46,888 I was getting when I had ldap, mysql and xml
extension enabled.
After Disabling them and without MBO_0 I had a leak of 87744 bytes.
After Disabling them and with MBO_0 I had a leak of 51,912 bytes.
Anyway this figures are as given by NetWare System Cons
Hello Kamesh,
Thursday, September 9, 2004, 4:37:24 PM, you wrote:
> Thanks Andrey.
> I have Apache with worker thread mpm configured.
> With this MBO_0 macro not defined I get a memory leak of 2,46,888 bytes.
> With this MBO_0 macro defined I get a memory leak of 51,912 bytes.
> If I look at the
Thanks Andrey.
I have Apache with worker thread mpm configured.
With this MBO_0 macro not defined I get a memory leak of 2,46,888 bytes.
With this MBO_0 macro defined I get a memory leak of 51,912 bytes.
If I look at the code also it seems that dtor of the resources are
called only if MBO_0 macro i
Hi,
probably MBO_0 stands for MarcusBOerger_0 . I am not sure whether this was somewehere in
the coding standards
document, but this means that the programmer has commented the code by using the
preprocessor. The programmer
has to put his name and a suffix _0 . Usually code commented this way is
