Re: malloc problems with MySQL?

Hello,

On 04/26/06 16:29, Jason Evans wrote:
>> The problem is that with the exact same configuration as with 
>> 6-STABLE, MySQL cannot allocate more than about 400-500MB of memory:
>>
>> mysqld: (malloc) Error in malloc(838877200): out of memory
>> mysqld got signal 6;
>>
>> Limits seems to be OK:
>>   datasize          2097152 kB
>> I have kern.maxdsiz=2G in loader.conf.
>>
>> MySQL gets errno 12 (ENOMEM) when trying to allocate that amount of RAM.
>>
>> What else is needed to make it work with the new malloc 
>> implementation? I can malloc the same amount of memory from a one 
>> liner program...
> Allocations that are larger than the chunk size (2 MB by default) are 
> allocated using mmap(2), rather than sbrk(2).  Most likely, your 
> problems will go away if you reduce the heap size, so that mmap has more 
> address space to work with.
I've increased vm.max_proc_mmap to the max, without any effects. I can 
still not create my 1M row heap table in MySQL.

What do you mean under reducing the heap size?

ps: rev. 1.125 of src/lib/libc/stdlib/malloc.c didn't help (if it's 
supposed to help to resolve this issue)

Thanks,
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