[erlang-questions] Processes memory
Marcel Meyer
marcel.meyer@REDACTED
Fri May 7 15:49:52 CEST 2010
Thank you for the quick response.
@James, setting the shell to results(0) worked, thank you!
@Robert, I tried the "test:perm("processese"), 42." trick but it did not
work. I saw that only 42 was returned but the memory dump still showed
allocation. Thanks for your help though!
Regards,
Marcel
On 7 May 2010 09:29, James Hague <james.hague@REDACTED> wrote:
> > The "processes*" have increased significantly.
> > I did not bind the result of that computation, so why is it still
> consuming
> > resources?
>
> The results of previous expressions are saved in the shell, so you can
> refer to them with the v(N) command, where N is the entry in the
> history list. You can change how many results are saved with
> resullts(N). Both of these commands are in the shell help: help().
>
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