In Firefox (I guess since Firefox 4) we have the about:memory page. Even if I\'m quite familiar with C/C++ dynamic memory management, I have to admit I don\'t really know how to read that page.
I am running a django app that includes matplotlib and allows the user to specify the axes of the graph. This can result in \'Overflow Error: Agg complexity exceeded\'
Purpose of the script: due to our Active Directory infrastructure, we add about 6000 entries directly to the Site User Info List so that they are shown in the address book in the SharePoint people pic
I have a few asp.net applications running on my IIS6 server. And after I published a new one, it froze after a few hours. When i restart the app-pool it works again.
I have a memory leak with byte[] and I would like to learn more about this to prevent it from happening in the future.
I have several matlpotlib functions rolled into some django-celery tasks. Every time the tasks are called more RAM is dedicated to python. Before too long, python is taking up all of the RAM.
FileReader seems to consume all the memory as it is repeatedly used to preload multiple blobs, and never frees it. Any known way to force it to release consumed memory? Setting FileReader object and i
I\'m new to this forum and I have searched but not found any answers to this problem which has been puzzling me for best part of this week.
The following code works, but am I running the risk of causing circular reference or a memory leak? /* core package */
I have created an object like this : NSDictionary *listProfils; ... @property (nonatomic, retain) NSDictionary *listProfils;
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