On Wednesday 27 July 2011, Cosmin Luță wrote: > I have a rather strange use case for APR which leads to quick > memory increase on Linux (at least): a program creates (in a loop) > memory pools which are passed to tasks in a threadpool. Each task > will call apr_pool_destroy on its pool (received as an argument).
AFAICS due to the sleeps, you destroy pools at a max rate of 10/25ms while you create pools as fast as possible. Your memory usage will increase until all pools are created.
