Dear Sir

 

I have been testing the lastest version of mserver5 under Linux on an embedded arm platform (Marvell PXA270 XScale 600Mhz) and a PC.

 

MonetDB server v5.16.5 kernel v1.34

 

I have built it for gumstix (arm based platform) and for PC

I have built it using the monetdb-install.sh with the following parameters

 

export EXTRA_ECONF=”—enable-optimize –disable-debug –enable-strict

–with-gcc=arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc –host=arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi

–with-openssl=$HOME/gumstix/openssl –without-perl

–without-ruby –without-python –without-php

–without-java –without-swig without-libxml2

–with-pcre=$HOME/gumstix/pcre

 

. /monetdb-install.sh –nightly=stable –prefix=$HOME/gumstix/monet –build ==$HOME/gumstix/monetBuildGum –enable-sql

 

 

Unfortunately using 2 instances of my test program (test1.cpp attached)  writing to the database at the same time, I  see the memory being consumed and not released – it is very noticeable on a gumstix and will use all the memory within a hour.

 

If I stop the writer applications the memory usage remains constant. No further memory is released

 

If I halt the database server and reload the same same database I get a considerable reduction in the memory

 

i.e.  mserver5 memory footprint on a gumstix (http://www.gumstix.com/   verdex-pro

 

11% memory usage at Start running 2 instances of the test application (test1)

35.8% memory running for 3mins then stopping the write (test1) applications

 

10.3% memory after stopping and restarting database

 

12.8% memory after reloading database

 

The test programs were run for only a few minutes.

 

I also have valgrind reports of the same programs being run a the pc if helpful

 

 

Simon Abernethy

Software Engineer

 

MiPlaza

Philips Research Europe

WB6.014 (HTC34 6.14)

5656 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Tel  +31 40 27 49566

Fax +31 40 27 42081

Email simon.abernethy@philips.com

http://www.miplaza.com

 

 



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