Chris Carlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote.. > Adam Kalsey wrote: >> Chris Carlin wrote: >>> of the code in detail, but I have the impression that the transport >>> maintains, in memory, a data structure per contact. >> From what I can tell with my limited Python knowledge, it appears you're >> correct,but all contacts, online and offline, are stored in this >> structure. That wouldn't explain the slow growth in memory, unless I >> were constantly adding contacts. >> >> I don't see anything in contacts.py that looks like it's doing anything >> really odd like recursively adding a data structure to itself. > > Is this the latest version of pyAIM-t, BTW? 0.8a IIRC? > > How well do messages go through? Do they go through as quickly as > expected, or are there weird delays? Do all the messages go through? I > wonder if because of your high rate of messages some may be getting > bottled up in the transport and not delivered.
Whoops, forgot to reply. I was running 0.8, just moved to 0.8a with the patch to get it going on Twisted 2.5. It's hard to tell if messages are getting delivered as expected -- since this is a bot that's broadcasting messages and not an interactive conversation, delays are hard to gauge. Using my personal interactions with the bot as a guide, I'd say that with 0.8, there was a momentary delay (2-3 seconds) in the delivery of a message, but with 0.8a, that seems to have gone away. -- Adam Kalsey http://kalsey.com | 916.600.2497 | aim/skype: akalsey Get alerted by IM when your favorite sites are updated for FREE with Feed Crier -- http://feedcrier.com/ _______________________________________________ py-transports mailing list [email protected] http://lists.modevia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/py-transports
