Hello,
I've been playing with the process.cc sample and I found that v8 heap
size keeps growing when running the code several time.
What I am doing is as simple as calling the main function of
process.cc in a loop.
I renamed process.cc main() by start(), and added:
int main(int ac, char **av) {
for (int i = 0; i < ANY_NUMBER; ++i) {
start(ac, av);
HeapStatistics hs;
v8::V8::ContextDisposedNotification();
v8::V8::LowMemoryNotification();
while(!v8::V8::IdleNotification());
v8::V8::GetHeapStatistics(&hs);
printf("Heap: %.2f/%.2f MB\n", hs.used_heap_size() / 1024.0 /
1024.0, hs.total_heap_size() / 1024.0 / 1024.0);
}
return 0;
}
and I get something like:
Heap: 0.74/3.63 MB
Heap: 0.84/3.90 MB
Heap: 0.94/3.93 MB
Heap: 1.04/3.96 MB
Heap: 1.15/3.99 MB
Heap: 1.25/4.03 MB
Heap: 1.35/4.30 MB
Heap: 1.45/4.33 MB
Heap: 1.56/4.36 MB
Heap: 1.66/4.39 MB
... and so on ...
It looks to me as if it is related to the context being reused/
reallocated.
If that's so, how can I reuse the context in the processor?
Thanks in advance,
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Sylvain
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