I work at M*Modal, a large software company that makes natural language processing and understanding software for the health care industry, doing anything that needs doing (e.g. prototyping, bootstrapping, support), like an engineering SWAT team.
Areas of expertise:
- C#
- Windows Forms
- Windows Installer
- WiX
- WPF
- Continuous Integration
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Memory leak in a Java web application I found this note in the documentation for Memory Analyzer that indicates that it might be "normal" GC behavior instead of a bug: "During the index creation, the Memory Analyzer removes unreachable objects because the various garbage collector algorithms tend to leave some garbage behind (if the object is too small, moving and re-assigning addresses is to expensive). This should, however, be no more than 3 to 4 percent." |
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Memory leak in a Java web application I already used JVisualVM to obtain a heap dump, and Memory Analyzer indicates that the strings that are "leaking" are unreachable (i.e. nothing has a reference to them), and I can't find out what allocated them. |
