I have a read benchmark and between consecutive runs, I have to make sure that the data does not reside in memory to avoid effects seen due to caching. So far what I used to do is: run a program that
I\'m a bit confused about the memory leaks in PHP. I\'ve read that PHP is releasing automatically the memory used in each request thanks to the Zend Memory Manager:
I am guessing that even reading from shared data in openmp causes some parallel overheads, as depending on processor architecture (if different cores have their own cache...) it may be necessary to re
I would like to understand why it could 开发者_Go百科be useful to do this (assuming \"object\" was previously allocated):
I have a web application in Ruby on Rails. We use mongrel clusters started on apcahe httpd to run the application. We have been facing an issue of huge memory consumption in the application. (RedHat,R
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As far as the respective language standards go, C offers dynamic memory allocation only through the malloc() family, while in C++ the most common form of allocation is performed by ::operator new(). T
In my app im calling presentModelViewController to present a new controller. Everytime this action is triggered memory is allocated. But somehow its not releases properly because at some point my app
I am developing an app for the iPad and I realized that my App is receiving memory waring even for small duration of usage.
For the following sample of code there is memory leak. How can we prevent memory leak in the following case:
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