I just completed my first 3 units, and noticed this on the result log:

<core_client_version>5.10.30</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<stderr_txt>
ACTR: boinc_init_options complete
ACTR: boinc_get_init_data(actr_aid) complete
ACTR: Trace 1
ACTR: Trace 2
ACTR: Trace 3
ACTR: Trace 4
ACTR: Trace 5
ACTR: Trace 6
ACTR: Trace 7
ACTR: Trace 8
ACTR: Trace 9
ACTR: Trace 10 -- Lisp Running
ACTR: Trace 11 -- Watchdog Running (if Win32)
ACTR: Complete after 0
ACTR: Trace 12 -- Calling Finish
called boinc_finish


**********
**********

Memory Leaks Detected!!!

Memory Statistics:
0 bytes in 0 Free Blocks.
569 bytes in 4 Normal Blocks.
4676 bytes in 4 CRT Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Ignore Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Client Blocks.
Largest number used: 15380 bytes.
Total allocations: 7488370 bytes.

Dumping objects ->
{71} normal block at 0x00354A38, 48 bytes long.
Data: <preparing-actr6v> 70 72 65 70 61 72 69 6E 67 2D 61 63 74 72 36 76
{55} normal block at 0x00355978, 513 bytes long.
Data: <afrl-prp-gln-01n> 61 66 72 6C 2D 70 72 70 2D 67 6C 6E 2D 30 31 6E
c:\\users\\jack\\desktop\\mm\\boinc\\api\\boinc_api.c(178) : {52} normal block at 0x00352BD0, 4 bytes long.
Data: < 7 > 00 00 37 00
{48} normal block at 0x00352B58, 4 bytes long.
Data: < B5 > B0 42 35 00
Object dump complete.


</stderr_txt>
]]>

I just completed my first 3 units, and noticed this on the result log:

<core_client_version>5.10.30</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<stderr_txt>
ACTR: boinc_init_options complete
ACTR: boinc_get_init_data(actr_aid) complete
ACTR: Trace 1
ACTR: Trace 2
ACTR: Trace 3
ACTR: Trace 4
ACTR: Trace 5
ACTR: Trace 6
ACTR: Trace 7
ACTR: Trace 8
ACTR: Trace 9
ACTR: Trace 10 -- Lisp Running
ACTR: Trace 11 -- Watchdog Running (if Win32)
ACTR: Complete after 0
ACTR: Trace 12 -- Calling Finish
called boinc_finish


**********
**********

Memory Leaks Detected!!!

Memory Statistics:
0 bytes in 0 Free Blocks.
569 bytes in 4 Normal Blocks.
4676 bytes in 4 CRT Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Ignore Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Client Blocks.
Largest number used: 15380 bytes.
Total allocations: 7488370 bytes.

Dumping objects ->
{71} normal block at 0x00354A38, 48 bytes long.
Data: <preparing-actr6v> 70 72 65 70 61 72 69 6E 67 2D 61 63 74 72 36 76
{55} normal block at 0x00355978, 513 bytes long.
Data: <afrl-prp-gln-01n> 61 66 72 6C 2D 70 72 70 2D 67 6C 6E 2D 30 31 6E
c:\\users\\jack\\desktop\\mm\\boinc\\api\\boinc_api.c(178) : {52} normal block at 0x00352BD0, 4 bytes long.
Data: < 7 > 00 00 37 00
{48} normal block at 0x00352B58, 4 bytes long.
Data: < B5 > B0 42 35 00
Object dump complete.


</stderr_txt>
]]>

Not sure who Jack is, but he has a memory leak! Is it you Jack.Harris?

I\'m running an AMD X2 6000+ on XP SP2, BOINC version 5.10.30

I just completed my first 3 units, and noticed this on the result log:

<core_client_version>5.10.30</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<stderr_txt>
ACTR: boinc_init_options complete
ACTR: boinc_get_init_data(actr_aid) complete
ACTR: Trace 1
ACTR: Trace 2
ACTR: Trace 3
ACTR: Trace 4
ACTR: Trace 5
ACTR: Trace 6
ACTR: Trace 7
ACTR: Trace 8
ACTR: Trace 9
ACTR: Trace 10 -- Lisp Running
ACTR: Trace 11 -- Watchdog Running (if Win32)
ACTR: Complete after 0
ACTR: Trace 12 -- Calling Finish
called boinc_finish


**********
**********

Memory Leaks Detected!!!

Memory Statistics:
0 bytes in 0 Free Blocks.
569 bytes in 4 Normal Blocks.
4676 bytes in 4 CRT Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Ignore Blocks.
0 bytes in 0 Client Blocks.
Largest number used: 15380 bytes.
Total allocations: 7488370 bytes.

Dumping objects ->
{71} normal block at 0x00354A38, 48 bytes long.
Data: <preparing-actr6v> 70 72 65 70 61 72 69 6E 67 2D 61 63 74 72 36 76
{55} normal block at 0x00355978, 513 bytes long.
Data: <afrl-prp-gln-01n> 61 66 72 6C 2D 70 72 70 2D 67 6C 6E 2D 30 31 6E
c:\\users\\jack\\desktop\\mm\\boinc\\api\\boinc_api.c(178) : {52} normal block at 0x00352BD0, 4 bytes long.
Data: < 7 > 00 00 37 00
{48} normal block at 0x00352B58, 4 bytes long.
Data: < B5 > B0 42 35 00
Object dump complete.


</stderr_txt>
]]>

Not sure who Jack is, but he has a memory leak! Is it you Jack.Harris?

I\'m running an AMD X2 6000+ on XP SP2, BOINC version 5.10.30

Yep - I haven\'t tracked down where it is yet. The results are still good though.
Hopefully the memory leak will be tracked down soon.
Jack

Pretty small memory leak (just 5K in total), particularly since it will be returned to the system as soon as the workunit finishes. I wouldn\'t worry about it too much.

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Pretty small memory leak (just 5K in total), particularly since it will be returned to the system as soon as the workunit finishes. I wouldn\'t worry about it too much.

All mine have that message, and I get credit for 90% of them. I think you may have a corrupted lisp installation.

Try this:

* Set Boinc to only use one Core

* Detach and then reattach to the project (so it deletes the project folders)

* Run a single workunit to completion. This step should re-install the LISP environment.

* Once it has finished, set up Boinc to use the full amount of Cores
____________

All mine have that message, and I get credit for 90% of them. I think you may have a corrupted lisp installation.

Try this:

* Set Boinc to only use one Core

* Detach and then reattach to the project (so it deletes the project folders)

* Run a single workunit to completion. This step should re-install the LISP environment.

* Once it has finished, set up Boinc to use the full amount of Cores