Semih,
You should have a look at options.h, specifically these lines:
#define DEFAULT_MAX_STRING_CONCAT 64537861
#define DEFAULT_MAX_LIST_VALUE_BYTES 64537861
#define DEFAULT_MAX_MAP_VALUE_BYTES 64537861
This sets the default max to approx. 64 MB, which is actually insanely much.
You can either change the defaults in options.h, which will require you
to recompile the source, or override the default value with a property
on the $server_options object.
Memory is given back to the system automatically after execution
finishes. If not, you may have a memory leak in one of your builtins.
If you don't have any custom builtins, you shouldn't have to worry about
this.. Unless you've found a memleak in (mostly) 25 y/o code, which is
unlikely..
Tim
PS.: Things have been a bit crazy lately, so I haven't had the time to
work on the language thingy... Hopefully,
Op 25-1-2016 om 17:05 schreef Semih BUDAK: