Meliae is a library meant to help people understand how their memory is being used in Python.
This project is similar to heapy (in the 'guppy' project), in its attempt to understand how memory has been allocated.
Currently, its main difference is that it splits the task of computing summary statistics, etc of memory consumption from the actual scanning of memory consumption. It does this, because I often want to figure out what is going on in my process, while my process is consuming huge amounts of memory (1GB, etc). It also allows dramatically simplifying the scanner, as I don't allocate python objects while trying to analyze python object memory consumption.
It will likely grow to include a GUI for browsing the reference graph. For now it is mostly used in the python interpreter.
The name is simply a fun word (means Ash-wood Nymph).
Project information
- Maintainer:
- Meliae Development Team
- Driver:
- Meliae Development Team
- Licence:
- GNU GPL v3
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- Version control system:
- Bazaar
- Programming languages:
- python, pyrex, cython, c
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meliae source package in Xenial
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meliae source package in Trusty
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meliae source package in Bionic
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Bug #1951409: OverflowError: Python int too large to convert to C long
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Bug #1899379: PyGC_HEAD is private in Python 3.9
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Bug #1883514: type_traverse() called for non-heap type
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Bug #1882351: Make loader.py Python 3 compatible
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Bug #1879100: Failure to serialize long numbers
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- John A Meinel 154 points
- Colin Watson 12 points