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Posted by Ivαn Sαnchez Ortega on 07/04/07 00:47
vivek@thoughtconvergence.com wrote:
> Could someone please help me figure out why the memory usage
> fluctuates when I use mysql_real_escape_string? I'm finding (what I
> think are) memory leaks with a few mysql functions in php and I'm
> trying to figure them all out. This one is pretty vexing. Thanks in
> advance.
Sorry, not able to reproduce here:
mem: 99552
mysql
mem: 99552
mem: 99552
mysql
mem: 99552
mem: 99552
mysql
mem: 99552
mem: 99552
mysql
mem: 99552
(Keep in mind that I use a amd64 processor, so the 64-bit addresses waste a
lot of memory).
Question: does the memory usage go up and up, or does the garbage collector
come after some time (hint: go wild with the loop count)?? You may just be
creating temporal variables to hold the result of mysql_real_escape_string,
that aren't collected thereafter.
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