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perl memory leak detector
Could somebody give links for memory detector for perl?
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memory leaks in your program, or memory leaks inside of perl itself?
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to catch a certain process, you can always use tools like dstat , rrdtool, etc. You just have to find a parses and construct a method for certain process.
Ahh, just got in mind that you can use also "mtrace" or "strace" in conjunction with the script to trace eventual problems. |
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Can you give the distribution in which mtrace would be available? Anyway, I need to research on other tools you had mentioned. Thanks for that. |
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