I’ve been using memprof on a script in Ruby 1.8.7, and the most common thing that’s created is a __varmap__. What is a varmap?
I’ve been using memprof on a script in Ruby 1.8.7, and the most common
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I’ve been using memprof on a script in Ruby 1.8.7, and the most common thing that’s created is a __varmap__. What is a varmap?
I think varmap refers to T_VARMAP which is an in-block variable container: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/141449 . When memprof encounters a T_VARMAP it prints out
__varmap__: https://github.com/ice799/memprof/blob/master/ext/memprof.c