ksimpson at ghpbjymdczr
Jan 26, 2005, 10:49 AM
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Debugging Out of Memory Errors
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A module I wrote is somehow running out of memory and I need to find
out why and where the problem is occurring. Searching through the
archives, I discovered that in mod_perl 1.0 you could set the
Apache::Debug level to 4:
use Apache::Debug level => 4;
(see the mod_perl book: http://modperlbook.org/html/ch22_03.html)
Doing this would cause a special memory allocator to be used so that
Carp could print out a stack trace in the event of an out of memory
error.
Is there an equivalent in mod_perl?
Thanks,
Ken
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Debugging Out of Memory Errors
