Jayen Ashar <j...@yahoo.com> writes: > Unfortunately not without giving you my entire financial data. > > However, it seems to be happenning with gzipped XML and not sqlite3. > (sqlite3 did increase the memory usage by 20MB, but just the first > save, and not every save.) > > FWIW, my file is 22MB unzipped XML or 12MB sqlite3.
I suggest that you try the following:
- install the valgrind and gnucash-dbg packages
- run gnucash with the following command:
valgrind --leak-check=full --log-file=/tmp/valgrind-gnucash.log gnucash
Note that gnucash will be *very slow* and take a long time to start.
This is to be expected when running a program through valgrind.
- perform several saves so that the memory usage increases abnormally
- send us back the contents of /tmp/valgrind-gnucash.log
If we are lucky, this could help upstream debug what seems to be a
memory leak.
Thanks,
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