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TL;DR: Initally I thought the numpy load functions doubles memory usage at peak after some additional tests it seems like the underlying file system (StorNex [cfvs]) leads to a size-independent 2GB ...
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I tried the command go test -cpuprofile cpu.out on a GO test file and it resulted in a file cpu.out which is full of many 64 bit numbers. It doesn't make any sense to me. What did the command do and ...
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My program uses all of available memory, so I wanted to check which functions and abstracts are spoiling my project. I decided to use Memprof, so I installed their compiler and compiled my code with ...
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In my rails application total object are increasing with every request. Objects are not freeing after GC runs. I am using Rails 3.2.3 and ruby 1.9.3. Can someone point me in right direction ? Where ...
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I have added these lines in my config/initializer require 'memprof/middleware' config.middlewares.use(Memprof::Middleware) require 'memprof/tracer' config.middleware.insert(0, Memprof::Tracer) ...
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(First of all I don't speak english as well as I wish, I hope you forgive my mistakes :S ) I am very newbie with Ruby and Rails and I am very confused and frustrated because of the memory leaks that ...
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Just did a fresh install of ruby 1.8.7 REE and MRI on a machine with fresh gem sets (Using RVM) Yet in each of them when I try to use memprof i get this error $ gem install memprof $ irb >> ...
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