R. Clayton (rclayton@monmouth.edu)
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I've updated the files for assignment 5a and modified the assignment slightly
to bring it in line with usual URI syntax: the colon between pagelog and the
filename has been changed to a slash. See the updated assignment page for
details.
I've added the -d64 option to keep track of storage use; this option applies to
both the regular main.cc and the testing/main.cc. The easiest way to use it is
to link your code with the testing main and run it 1000 times on the same web
page; after the initial allocations you should see no more memory size
increases:
$ ./page-logger -d64 1000 testing/www.monmouth.edu
storage size change = 16384
storage size change = 16384
This turns out to be a reasonably sensitive test; I modified my code to not
deallocate the last word in every page list and this was what I got:
$ ./page-logger -d64 1000 testing/www.monmouth.edu
storage size change = 16384
storage size change = 16384
storage size change = 8192
storage size change = 8192
storage size change = 8192
storage size change = 8192
My solution to the assignment is available in the assignment directory.
Remember that non-absolute files get created relative to the directory from
which the page-logger is executing. Make sure you have write permission in
that directory if you want to create non-absolute files.
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