Hi Martin (and others, hopefully ) -
Upon your suggestion, I tried your code and did not see a leak, and this
was reflected by the 'top' command.
However, I modified your code snippet below to make it a little closer
to what I'm actually doing, and can now reproducibly cause the leak that
I'm
Hi Martin -
Thanks for the feedback. Right after I sent the email to the list last
night, I realized that I'd forgotten to clear the all the vars we
attach() to the environment before rm()'ing everything. Whoops.
However, I found that while doing this *does* reduce the memory stamp by
about
Hi Peter --
Here's my guess.
Ironically, adding things to broken code reduces the signal to noise
ratio. I ended up with
get.vars.for.cluster = function(
cluster,
genes=get.global("gene.ids" ),
ratios=get.global("ratios"))
{
cluster <<- cluster
rows <- cluster$rows
cols <- clus