Why keep history
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Tadeas Moravec
Feb 7, 2012, 11:14:29 AM2/7/12
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Hello,
first let me say that I use JSONRPClib a lot and it's great ;-) .
There's one simple issue I was running into. My program was 'leaking'
memory. After a fortnight of running it was using 20G! After some
hunting (great opportunity to learn pdb, gc and guppy's Heapy
BTW :-) ) I've found that it's caused by JSONRPClib remembering all
requests - jsonrpc.py, line 251 in this case. It's easy to fix by
calling History.clear(), but I wonder why is it like this? What's the
reason for keeping all requests in memory?
Cheers,
Tadeas
first let me say that I use JSONRPClib a lot and it's great ;-) .
There's one simple issue I was running into. My program was 'leaking'
memory. After a fortnight of running it was using 20G! After some
hunting (great opportunity to learn pdb, gc and guppy's Heapy
BTW :-) ) I've found that it's caused by JSONRPClib remembering all
requests - jsonrpc.py, line 251 in this case. It's easy to fix by
calling History.clear(), but I wonder why is it like this? What's the
reason for keeping all requests in memory?
Cheers,
Tadeas
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