It's linux, yes. The way I got around the problem that memory may not be freed is: * to reboot the system. * look for used memory * start FS * look for used memory * calculate the difference That way it showed 24-25M which I can understand. Best regards Peter Szymon Olko schrieb:
Peter P GMX pisze:
I just wanted to know, how much memory overall is consumed by FS inkl. all Libraries (when used on a Netbook with limited memory), so RES does only show a portion of the overall RAM, FS uses incl. libraries.
So I did the following: I restarted my laptop and noted the used memory. I deactivated all not needed modules in FS, started FS and noted the used memory. The difference was 24MB. When a call was present (incl. TLS/SRTP), I noted 25M. This is a really low value. Impressive!. Good job done!
Do you use linux based system? Linux don't return memory once used to free, it uses it for disk buffers but it will free it when needed. So probably much part of that system was for disk buffers and are not used by FS any more.
I always thought that memory allocated in libraries are included in process which is using them. Where it should be in your opinion? For external services/servers memory is not included in process but this is not the case in FS. Look at RES to know how much memory it uses.
Best regards Peter
Brian West schrieb:
2nd Question: How can I change the amount of memory FS tries to reserve to an absolute minumum (I only have 1 call at a time). Currently it tries to reserve about 360M if I read that right.
Thats virtual. Look at RES.
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