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free memory in INDY10 tcp/ip server
I'm developing a TCP/IP server in Delphi 2007 with INDY10. The server is activated and a lot of client are connected to him on a GPRS way, around 150; the clients must remain connected all the time but there are communication problems which not allow this, then they can connect to the server for a long time but somehow the communication fails after a while. The server must manage all the communication and the list of context that represents the clients; also it must free memory when it disconnects a socket or a context but it does'nt do it. The server is working about 3-4 hours correctly and then it begins to accumulate memory, cpu usage, and threads.
My real question is: in Indy10, what is the correct way to free memory and threads, close sockets on the different disconnections if I'm working with context?
My real question is: in Indy10, what is the correct way to free memory and threads, close sockets on the different disconnections if I'm working with context?
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a little less powerful, but much easier to use is the trial of eurekalog: www.eurekalog.com
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I used the two recommended solutions to find problems and exceptions when I disconnect TIdContext. Some of the found problems were fixed, but others not. The image illustrates a report of fastMM, but I dont know where I must free these resources because they are not created by me.
I still have the problem that TIdContext is not properly disconnected because the number of thread and handles that the task manager reports to me is increasing by the time, sometimes the number of threads goes down(depends on the number of disconnections) but mostly it goes up.
To explain better: normally the number of thread is 476, when the server starts, it goes to 550(depends on the number of connected clients), and in a few hours(5 or 6 more exactly), it goes to 800. At that point I must have to restart the server because it loses the capacity of receiving new connections.
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I still have the problem that TIdContext is not properly disconnected because the number of thread and handles that the task manager reports to me is increasing by the time, sometimes the number of threads goes down(depends on the number of disconnections) but mostly it goes up.
To explain better: normally the number of thread is 476, when the server starts, it goes to 550(depends on the number of connected clients), and in a few hours(5 or 6 more exactly), it goes to 800. At that point I must have to restart the server because it loses the capacity of receiving new connections.
memory-leak.jpg
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