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<SamantazFox> Hello!
<SamantazFox> Is there a way to tell/hint the GC that something can be collected?
<riza> my memory is, no there isn't
<SamantazFox> aww :/
<riza> I have doubts you could get this to do anything useful: https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/blob/1.3.2/src/gc/boehm.cr#L160
<SamantazFox> riza: hmmm, it just calls the libGC implementation?
<SamantazFox> so all memory management is done outside of crystal, right?
<riza> well, it's in the same binary, if that's what you mean
<riza> but it's all handled by an off-the-shelf gc
<SamantazFox> yeah, that's what I meant ^^
<riza> i feel like i saw some chatter from aster-ite about it recently on github or on teh forum, but i can't seem to find it
<SamantazFox> In invidious, we have a memory leak issue (happens across multiple hours/days depending on server use) and I'm trying to see how I could isolate the source...
<riza> oof
<SamantazFox> yup....
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> valgrind?
<SamantazFox> I've tried, but after 2 days running, the terminal is hard to read xD
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> pipe it to a afile?
<SamantazFox> the problem is the same. There is a ton of data to dig through
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> isnt there some UI or something you can feed it to?
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> or maybe some options to only output errors/issues?
<riza> there are tools to take valgrind output and make it more human
<riza> but if I'm honest I'd take the lazy way out and run a cluster and just sigint the containers that go over x memory usage :sweat-smile: