High memory usage

[adrianparvino]

Potentially caused by bb3f395 ?

- xcb:-connection-filter                                1,547,982,057  56%
 - xcb:-process-events                                  1,546,674,905  56%
  - apply                                               1,546,674,905  56%
   - #<compiled 0x1169dcd>                              1,546,674,905  56%
    - #<compiled 0x134c139>                             1,475,424,408  53%
     - xcb:keysyms:-on-NewKeyboardNotify                1,475,424,408  53%
      - apply                                           1,475,423,352  53%
       - #<compiled 0x126cf71>                          1,475,423,352  53%
        - exwm-input--on-keysyms-update                 1,454,489,568  52%
         - exwm-input--update-global-prefix-keys        1,454,489,568  52%
          - apply                                       1,454,431,896  52%
           - exwm-input--grab-global-prefix-keys        1,454,429,784  52%
            - xcb:-+request                             1,453,262,744  52%
             - apply                                    1,453,262,744  52%
              - #<compiled 0x1169fa1>                   1,452,921,480  52%
               - xcb:-cache-request                     1,452,788,424  52%
                - apply                                 1,452,788,424  52%
                 - #<compiled 0x1169f79>                1,451,882,640  52%
                  + xcb:marshal                             8,846,640   0%
                  + xcb:flush                               1,770,376   0%
                  + replace-regexp-in-string                  986,496   0%
                    xcb:-pack-u2-lsb                          231,616   0%

[ch11ng]

Which version of Emacs were you testing? There was a bug in Emacs 27 that was mentioned in ch11ng/exwm#633 and has been fixed by then.

[adrianparvino]

This is what M-x version gives me:

GNU Emacs 26.3 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.24.12)

[ch11ng]

So clearly you are not affected by that bug. Is the memory usage always high or does it go down eventually (perhaps after several minutes)? As you may have noticed we disable garbage collection temporarily in certain cases for the sake of performance but the memory should be able to be reclaimed.