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Uwe Thiem ha scritto: |
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> On 11 January 2007 10:38, JT Justman wrote: |
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>> b.n. wrote: |
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>>> I wasn't aware of this, I must confess. Is there any way to prevent it, |
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>>> so that when you close the app, it cleans the libs from memory? On my |
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>>> main desktop is not a problem, but it would be nice to know just in case. |
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>> Not sure how the cleanup works, but these things will just get paged off |
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>> to swap if you aren't using them. I wouldn't worry about it unless swap |
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>> is at a premium. |
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> The original poster must be kidding, and you are guessing, right? |
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> As soon as a library isn't used by any application any more, the memory it |
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> occupies is freed. Of course, it might still be cached - but that doesn't |
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> hurt at all. |
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Ok, that's what *I* did know. |
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Now, who is right? :) |
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m. |
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