Increase in ram usage (Ram leak or something?)

[Lewis]

Hey, as of recent my script has started to have ram usage slowly keep raising.
I used to run it and it would hit 400mb ram/client max over the span of 24 hours.
Now using the same script (unedited) it increases at a crazy rate
within 3 hours it now uses 600mb ram/client and no doubt will reach 800mb within a few hours

Is there a way to combat this? either via code or something else?

script usage before:

script usage after: 

[Lewis]

1 minute ago, Chris said:

each client uses 512mb minimum

no it doesnt

[Chris]

@nicksep @nicksep1 @Lewis

 

[inababila]

Could be code or laptop performance.

[Lewis]

14 minutes ago, Chris said:

@nicksep @nicksep1 @Lewis

 

once again, its not on there...

this is exact same script 0 change using more now than before

[ez11]

23 minutes ago, Chris said:

@nicksep @nicksep1 @Lewis

 

what

[Lewis]

Just now, ez11 said:

what

hes trolling

[ez11]

2 minutes ago, Lewis said:

hes trolling

i was really getting confused by him saying each clients is min 500mb when i currently have 8 clients open at 140mb each

[will_of_fire]

yeah mines been really high too

[Antonio Kala]

 

5 minutes ago, will_of_fire said:

yeah mines been really high too

Mine are running the same as before.

That's not high, that's normal usage. @will_of_fire what script were you running?

[Alek]

It's the new OSBot update, I'm adding an extra 400MB in frog memes to be loaded into memory. Seriously though, why are you using Task Manager for this? You're not going to get accurate information.

[Lewis]

35 minutes ago, Alek said:

It's the new OSBot update, I'm adding an extra 400MB in frog memes to be loaded into memory. Seriously though, why are you using Task Manager for this? You're not going to get accurate information.

task manager is what ive always used, and even so i cant see why same script now uses more ram compared to 3 days ago

[battleguard]

You should look into using a memory profiler and taking snapshots of your memory at the start of your run and after a while when it reaches the higher memory levels. Then look at the objects its holding onto and tracking down where those references are created. I have only done this mainly in c# though for work but I am sure its just as easy to do in java.

 

Edit from what I can tell it looks like osbot adds this argument when running a script "-XX:+DisableAttachMechanism". Which looks to disable heap dumps if anyone knows if this is correct and you cannot looks at your scripts heap please let me know.

Edited March 6, 2018 by battleguard

[will_of_fire]

5 hours ago, Antonio Kala said:

 

Mine are running the same as before.

That's not high, that's normal usage. @will_of_fire what script were you running?

just frost barrows which is a little intensive and some crabs

[Juggles]

Try running java dump stack