JB4: Huge memory leak or am I doing something wrong?

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2 total messages Started by Noel Llopis Sun, 26 Nov 2000 00:00

#99

Author: Noel Llopis
Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 00:00

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I noticed that as I keep compiling/testing a small project, the
memory used by JB4 increases until it eventually eveything 
grinds to a halt because of hard drive thrashing. Exiting JB
and starting again resets the memory usage back to normal. I'm
using the free version of JB4.

Is there something I'm doing wrong in my program that I should
be freeing, or is this a problem with JBuilder? I was under the
impression that Java will free my objects once my program exits
(but I'm mostly a C++ developer, so I could easily be wrong).

Anybody noticed this? I mean, it's not something that can
go unnoticed for very long if you use it for an hour straight.
Any work arounds or patches?
Thanks.


--Noel

Re: JB4: Huge memory leak or am I doing something wrong?

#100

Author: Noel Llopis
Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 00:00

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Sorry, I should have mentioned that I am using Win98 SE with
all the latest upgrades. My computer is a Celeron 400 with
128MB of RAM.


--Noel

llopis@home.com.xxx (Noel Llopis) wrote in 
<8FF87538F327849032hjk432079@24.2.2.74>:

>I noticed that as I keep compiling/testing a small project, the
>memory used by JB4 increases until it eventually eveything 
>grinds to a halt because of hard drive thrashing. Exiting JB
>and starting again resets the memory usage back to normal. I'm
>using the free version of JB4.
>
>Is there something I'm doing wrong in my program that I should
>be freeing, or is this a problem with JBuilder? I was under the
>impression that Java will free my objects once my program exits
>(but I'm mostly a C++ developer, so I could easily be wrong).
>
>Anybody noticed this? I mean, it's not something that can
>go unnoticed for very long if you use it for an hour straight.
>Any work arounds or patches?
>Thanks.
>
>
>--Noel
>

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