Re: Memory Usage

[brad@cs.adelaide.edu.au (Bradley Alexander)]

Hello,
      I was wondering if there was any way of keeping track of how
much memory mu-prolog is consuming (a lisp call perhaps?). I'd
imagine this would be wishful thinking (it assumes lots of
sophistication in Mu-Prolog) but it would be very useful 
for finding the most memory hungry parts of my language definition.

I've already managed to eliminate things like huge function
closures and bugs that produce infinite lists as candidates for the
source of my problem (I had these and I got rid of both of them
and I still get Mu-Prolog running out of memory).

Also, does running the program in debug mode (I tend to use the "examine"
button a lot) cause prolog to consume more memory?

Brad Alexander