Maurizio,
It seems there is no problem on my machine (maybe the problems appears
on windows). I have slightly modified your code to display some
information. Could you test it on your machine ? Normally all displayed
lines should be the same. In particular the number of atoms should no
increase.
NB: I have changed the port (here it is 7000) so change it to 80 or
use localhost:7000.
Sorry I cannot do much more.
Daniel
Ferreira Maurizio a écrit :
Messaggio
my test program simply ignore what the browser
tells it, but it responds with "ok".
sometimes the connection fails (I suppose
because my program don't read the query from the browser and closes the
connection)
but this is not an issue in the real program.
Keep refreshing the page until you see the
answer.
Best regards.
Maurizio.
Maurizio,
I cannot simply execute your program since it sends data via a socket
and the receiver part is missing. If you provide me this part I could
try to reproduce the problem.
Daniel
Ferreira Maurizio a écrit :
If you simply save the program to a file, consult it and execute, it should
exibit the reported behaviour.
I've verified it both using the developement environment than a compiled version.
I'm using a binary stream because the full program should read and output also binary data
(mostly images).
Thanks for your suggestion.
Regards
Maurizio.
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Daniel Diaz [mailto:address@hidden]
Inviato: giovedì 12 marzo 2009 11.25
A: Ferreira Maurizio
Cc: address@hidden
Oggetto: Re: Socket handling seems to acquire and loose system resources.
Hello Maurizio
It seems you notice a memory leak. However I don't see anything which
could at the source of this leak. Could you provide me a way to
reproduce the problem ?
BTW: why do you use a binary stream ? With a text stream, you could
simplify a lot your code.
Also, in order to benefit from prolog clause indexing (on the 1st
argument) you shoud reverse the arguments of put_bytes/2 :
put_bytes([], _Sout).
put_bytes([C|R],Sout):- put_byte(Sout,C), put_bytes(R,Sout).
(but this has nothing to do with the leak).
Daniel
Ferreira Maurizio a écrit :
The following program (a little excerpt from a bigger program) seems
to loose system resources at every invocation from a browser. Looking
at the program with Windows task manager, I see that the program
memory continues to grow, and that the program acquires a system
handle every time it receives a request from the browser. However the
statistic function does not shows any memory growth.
I'm using GNU Prolog 1.3.1 under Windows 2000,
on a Pentium 4, dual core, 2.80 GHz, 1Gb ram.
Is this a program error or a bug ?
Regards
Maurizio.
:- initialization(go).
go:-
socket('AF_INET',Sock),
socket_bind(Sock,'AF_INET'(_,80)),
socket_listen(Sock,10),
main_loop(Sock).
main_loop(Sock) :-
repeat,
socket_accept(Sock,Sin,Sout),
set_stream_type(Sout,binary),
try_comunications(Sin,Sout),
close(Sin),
close(Sout),
fail.
try_comunications(_Sin,Sout):-
%%%%%% ...... Skipped reading and analizing request ......
send_text(Sout,"OK").
%% ------------------------------------------------------ %%
send_text(Sout,Message):-
send_message(Sout,"200 OK","Text/Html",Message).
send_message(Sout,Rcode,Contype,Message):-
send_message_header(Sout,Rcode,Contype,Message,"").
send_message_header(Sout,Rcode,Contype,Message,Header):-
put_bytes(Sout,"HTTP/1.0 "), put_bytes(Sout,Rcode),
put_bytes(Sout,"\r\n"),
put_bytes(Sout,"Content-Type: "), put_bytes(Sout,Contype),
put_bytes(Sout,"\r\n"),
put_bytes(Sout,Header),
code_len(Message,Size),
put_bytes(Sout,"Content-Length: "), put_bytes(Sout,Size),
put_bytes(Sout,"\r\n\r\n"),
put_bytes(Sout,Message).
code_len(Message,Len):-
length(Message,Size),number_codes(Size,Len).
put_bytes(_Sout,[]).
put_bytes(Sout,[C|R]):- put_byte(Sout,C), put_bytes(Sout,R).
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