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Memory leaks? If you're in the market for a Performance and Availability engineer with 15 years' experience in making this sort of problem a happily-fading hor
by ojiikun 14y ago
Memory leaks? If you're in the market for a Performance and Availability engineer with 15 years' experience in making this sort of problem a happily-fading horror story, send me a message. ;)
- bengl3rt 14y agoIt's written in Arc, which is written in Racket... you might find yourself coming up against the limitations of tools which were designed by academics, for academics and never meant to be used in a production site.
- nicholassmith 14y agoPlus I'm sure I've seen pg say somewhere it runs reasonably well now, and when it starts going they flick the switch and bring it back up.
- kenko 14y agoDoes the racket-lang website have to be restarted every so often?
- Locke1689 14y agoRacket is open source. Have at it. http://racket-lang.org http://racket-lang.org Based on the last time I touched it, I suspect it's a managed memory leak, though. The vast majority of Racket is in racket/base or mzscheme.