Linux 0.4 consuming so much RAM

[Rodo]

I just compiled my TFS 0.4 under Debian minimal 64-bits, and at the time of test I started the server and I can figure that it's consuming 600 mb (running with the default map), what could be the problem?

 

[JDB]

Everything. Why do you think it hasn't been released publicly yet? ^_^
With a real map and linux OS, it idle's at 3gb's ram.

Imagine an envelope that you keep stuffing receipts into. It will increase in size and cost more to ship/post/send/mail.

 

[Cykotitan]

items have more attributes = weak weak?

 

[Rodo]

no more attributes, I'm just running the original TFS, without modifications (map of 1mb?) without players online :huh:

 

[koob]

items have more attributes = weak weak?

item attributes have memory leak ?

 

[Cykotitan]

Not necessarily, but when there's more item attributes then all items get higher memory usage?

 

[Rodo]

Why?, and could that be fixed?, and everyone (who use 0.4) is facing this problem?

 

[Cykotitan]

Well, not saying it's because of item attributes, but memory usage (especially with big maps) got higher in 0.3 and 0.4 compared to 0.2

 

[Rodo]

But we are talking about the forgotten default map.

 

[Cykotitan]

It could be because it's a 64-bit application.
Memory usage of 64-bit TFS is usually 1.5x higher.

 

[Alyhide]

Not necessarily, but when there's more item attributes then all items get higher memory usage?

It shouldn't be that much higher of the memory usage, they didn't make a whole new items.xml file with it being like 2000000mb..

 

[Arkold Thos]

you suck Cykotitan

 

[Cykotitan]

so much mad

 

[zakius]

yeah, memory usage is probably only erason why many of attributes are stored only in ItemType class, not in every object of Item class, in global tibia emulator every attributes can be stored this way(it can save some memory), but I guess there are also many other things that have something to do with memory usage(map storing in memory probably, players are saved when they log out what is clone friendly but saves tons of memory if you compare it to "load all players on startup")

 

[Rodo]

So, there isn't a way to reduce the usage of memory?, did I get it?

 

[chojrak]

You can re-write TFS to support x64 OS for better performance tho.

 

[Rodo]

I pass

 

[Rodo]

Without ot running:

Used memory 324 MB of 1024 MB



With ot running:

Used memory 955 MB of 1024 MB


Using rev 3777...

 

[5mok3]

Bahh.. just get more ram

 

[Rodo]

dont fuck it up, its a 1 mb map...