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2009-12-15 17:02:13 UTC in bigdata
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Kevin,
It occurs to me that if this is running on Windows then the problem may be the Windows file system cache filling up. This will happen for an IO intensive application. I've inlined some performance tricks for windows and linux (which has a problematic kernel variable named 'swappiness').
Bryan
=== Linux Performance Tips ===
By default, Linux will start swapping out processes...
2009-12-15 13:14:12 UTC in jdbm
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2009-12-14 18:23:01 UTC in bigdata
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Kevin,
Makes sense to me. You could just deprecate the option with a reference to the memory management problems involved. That way anyone running with the option would still be Ok.
Bryan.
2009-12-14 17:41:19 UTC in jdbm
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Kevin,
This could be a Java bug [1]. Also see [2]. It appears that the code needs to be invoking end() to ensure prompt release of memory. However, end() only applies when you are done with a Deflater instance and reuse of instances is encouraged -- the code is in fact written to use only a single Deflater instance for the life cycle of the recman. Is it possible that multiple instances...
2009-12-14 16:25:54 UTC in jdbm
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