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Re: Xsgi & Memory (Was: Re: Memory leak ?)
Re: Xsgi & Memory (Was: Re: Memory leak ?) [message #5028] |
Mon, 11 September 1995 00:00 |
Gianni Mariani
Messages: 1 Registered: September 1995
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"Frank J. �ynes" <frank@spacetec.no> wrote:
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> Note however that displaying the image with imgview does NOT
> reserve memory between sessions. This might indicate that
> there is a bad combination of a non-robust Xserver and IDL's way
> of using X-resources.
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> But Martin experienced similar problems without using IDL,
> so: SGI, don't blame it all on RSI, I do believe you play
> a part in this mess too! :-)
I don't blame anyone. Before I go and blame it on bug # 254412
I want to make sure it's not somthing else.
Here is a work around for 254412 that was posted a while back !
Insert the following lines in /usr/bin/X11/X just before the exec to
the Xsgi and Xsgi_d
MALLOC_CONFIG=2:mm_minunmapsize=2097152:mm_szunmapshift=21:m m_minunmapsrch=0\
:mm_xf[0].mm_flindx=8:mm_xf[0].mm_szshft=5:mm_xf[1].mm_flind x=2055\
:mm_xf[1].mm_szshft=9:mm_xf[2].mm_flindx=2065:mm_xf[2].mm_sz shft=20:mm_flsearh=30
export MALLOC_CONFIG
Add large amounts of virtual swap.
IT DOES NOT FIX THE PROBLEM !! It prolongs it. We have a patch in the
works being tested at a couple of customers.
The memory is actually not being used, it's not a leak in the traditional
sense, it's more an accounting problem/fragmentation problem that only shows
up with some special sizes and allocation sequences that seem to be more
frequent than when we originally tested it.
Apologies for the inconvienience, it's a top priority problem. I can't
make commitments to this since this problem belongs to someone else and
I cannot speak for them.
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