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a trouble with HP-UX and RW-STL
Hi,
My project and Ice lib have to be compiled and launched on HP-UX v11i. So I compiled it with aCC and RW-STL. When the tranfic between clients and serve is not very heavy, the system works well. If network flows grow up, the memory used by the server will rapidly grow up to 0.9GB and lead to core dump. We found that the "erase" method of std::map can not release the memory occupied by map. Should I compile all with STLport and gcc?
Have you any experiences on HP-UX?
Thanks in advance.
Feng Xuebin
My project and Ice lib have to be compiled and launched on HP-UX v11i. So I compiled it with aCC and RW-STL. When the tranfic between clients and serve is not very heavy, the system works well. If network flows grow up, the memory used by the server will rapidly grow up to 0.9GB and lead to core dump. We found that the "erase" method of std::map can not release the memory occupied by map. Should I compile all with STLport and gcc?
Have you any experiences on HP-UX?
Thanks in advance.
Feng Xuebin
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We only support aC++ with the bundled standard library from Rogue Wave (you also need to build with the -AA flag).
If there is a bug in this standard library, I'd recommend to contact HP to see if it is fixed in patch or more recent version of the compiler. Although we support only aC++ A.03.56, it's very likely you can build Ice with a more recent version.
Cheers,
Bernard0
