Antw: Re: Agent++ in embedded environments
Frank.Fock____t-online.de
Frank.Fock____t-online.de
Thu Aug 1 15:01:41 CEST 2002
Hi Ulrich,
I am quite sure that the 1.4 MB memory leak is a leak
within the API itself. You can run an AGENT++ agent
for months without leaking any memory. As Christel indicated
in a private email, the problem could be rather located
in a special usage (probably inappropriate) of the API.
Anyway, we will track down the problem and post our
results on the mailing list.
BTW, there are AGENT++ users who run their agents on
embedded systems (so at least it is possible)!
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Frank
Ulrich Schemmel schrieb:
> Hi Christel,
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> a memory leak of 1.4 MB in 24 hours is an absolute KO
> criteria for embedded
> environments. Our devices have to run for years without
> maintenance.
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> Thanks and Regards,
> Ulli Schemmel
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> >>> <christel.sohnemann at philips.com> 08/01 2:02 >>>
> Hi,
> we do not use it in embedded environment, but on Win2000.
> We found out 2 days ago, that we have a memory leak of
> 1.4MB at runtime in 24 hours (not counted the memory
> leaks that appear during initialization phase of the
> software). We use
> SNMP++/Agent++/AgentX++.
> Best regards,
> Christel
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> Christel Sohnemann
> Software Development
> Philips Speech Processing Aachen, Zweigniederlassung der
> Philips GmbH
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> "Ulrich Schemmel"
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> Subject: Agent++ in embedded environments
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> Hi,
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> has anyone tried to use Agent++ in an embedded
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> How is the footprint and the heap usage?
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> Thankx in advance,
> Uli Schemmel
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