[SciPy-user] Debugging memory exhaustion in Python?
Matthieu Brucher
matthieu.brucher at gmail.com
Fri Jun 15 02:06:38 EDT 2007
Are you using a specific IDE ?
Matthieu
2007/6/15, Greg Novak <novak at ucolick.org>:
>
> I've written Python code to calculate a bunch of things for a bunch of
> simulations. The code goes through about 5GB in 10-100MB chunks. The
> problem is that Python eventually runs out of memory, consuming
> (according to top) 3GB. I don't see why it should be doing this--as
> far as I know I'm not hanging on to any references of anything.
>
> I've fooled around with the garbage collector, turning debugging
> information on and trying to see if it will give me useful info about
> who or what is still hanging around in memory.
>
> I've tried to delete all the user variables but even after this the
> garbage collector can't free any more memory.
>
> What I need is du for python memory, just to get a sense of how/why
> this is happening. Anyone have suggestions about how to get traction
> on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
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