[erlang-questions] Erlang code loading

[Max Bourinov]

Thank you for your reply! But in Erlang processes, not threads. There are
some differences between them...



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21.11.2011, в 15:05, CGS <cgsmcmlxxv@REDACTED> написал(а):

 Hi, Max,

Not an expert, but I think the memory is multiplied by the number of
threads. Meaning, you start with an initial heap for that thread and add to
that the states and other internal variables (repeat that for all the
threads). At least that I noticed from my codes by now. If I am wrong, I
apologize.

Cheers,
CGS




On 11/21/2011 11:57 AM, Max Bourinov wrote:

Hi Erlangers,

 I am wondering how my Erlang app would behave in this case:

 I have a lot identical processes (the same module, state of couse is
different in each process). The module that I swap many times has a huge
function. I want to clarify how much memory it will take? It will take
memory for that huge function in each process or only once?

 I believe it will take memory only once, but I want to make sure.

Best regards,
Max



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