Check the source for ##gc-report-set! and where its' registered for calledback post-gc and get a copy of that data. Did that clarify it?


2013/10/29 Jussi Piitulainen <jpiitula@ling.helsinki.fi>
Dear list,

is there a way to monitor Gambit's memory usage inside a program? I
know about the documented (gc-report-set! #t) and the apparently
undocumented (##gc), but I don't seem to get access to that report,
and I was unable to find other ways to access such information.

This is where I gave up (in gsi v4.6.7):

> (parameterize ((current-error-port (current-output-port)))
     (with-output-to-string '() ##gc))
*** GC: 1 ms, 427K alloc, 1.08M heap, 48.9K live (4% 26056+24056)
""

That is, the ##gc report bypasses current-error-port and I only get to
see the report on the screen.

I'm trying to get some empirical evidence that a certain API does not
leak memory. Those ##gc reports might be adequate on the Gambit side
as is, but I would still like to know if there is some way to access
this information inside the test program. Any pointers?

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