RE: How to track down mem leaks?

[Brad Barnett <bbarnett@L8R.net>]

On 11-Aug-2000 Decklin Foster wrote:
> I'm on five channels, two servers, tabbed, pixmap background in each.
> I have one xchat proccess that's been running a long time. It seems to
> be using a lot of memory, so I start up a new one to check it out...
> 
> USER       PID %CPU %MEM   VSZ  RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
> decklin   2925  0.1  2.5 16348 13036 ?       S    Aug09   4:33 xchat
> decklin  15906  1.3  1.0  8016 5628 ?        S    13:06   0:01 xchat
> 
> Any idea where I can find out what's causing this?
> 


Xchat has severe memory problems with perl, and without too, I believe.  I know
that xchat can run to over 60 megs, if I'm on 3 servers, with a channel each. 
This are relatively slow channels too.  It only takes a day for it to bloat up
to 10X its size.



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