Hi,
Jitsi seems to use approximately 100MB of RAM (Windows 7 x86 version).
Is this expected?
Are there options to reduce memory consumption as much as possible (even if I have to re-compile it and strip some features away)?
Thanks,
Vieri
Hi,
Jitsi seems to use approximately 100MB of RAM (Windows 7 x86 version).
Is this expected?
Are there options to reduce memory consumption as much as possible (even if I have to re-compile it and strip some features away)?
Thanks,
Vieri
Vieri,
Memory usage you report is in the normal range. On my machine Jitsi
starts at 215MB of RAM and falls to 100MB after being idle for a long
time (Windows 7 64-bit).
I don't know the code, so I can't answer your second question.
David
On 3/15/2013 4:27 AM, Vieri wrote:
Hi,
Jitsi seems to use approximately 100MB of RAM (Windows 7 x86 version).
Is this expected?
Are there options to reduce memory consumption as much as possible (even if I have to re-compile it and strip some features away)?
Thanks,
Vieri
Hi,
--- On Sat, 3/16/13, David Bolton <davidkbolton@gmail.com> wrote:
Vieri,
Memory usage you report is in the normal range. On my
machine Jitsi
starts at 215MB of RAM and falls to 100MB after being idle
for a long
time (Windows 7 64-bit).I don't know the code, so I can't answer your second
question.
run.c is supposed to launch jitsi's java code so maybe that's where I may try to optimize stuff. I don't know much about JVM and memory usage but maybe run.c could try to set things like Xms Xmx or XX...
Just a thought. I may take a deeper look at it but maybe someone here with more experience already has a clue or thinks that it's not wise to mess with these parameters.
Thanks,
Vieri