leak.php

<?php

class Jobs extends \Stackable {
    function run() {}
}

class Job extends \Stackable {
    function run() {
        $this->isComplete = TRUE;
    }
}

class MyWorker extends \Worker {
    function run() {}
}

$jobs = new Jobs;
$worker = new MyWorker($jobs);
$worker->start();

for ($i=0;;) {
    $worker->stack($jobs[$i] = new Job);
    $stacked = $worker->getStacked();
    
    if (!(++$i%500)) {
        $mem = memory_get_usage();
        echo str_pad($i, 9), "mem usage: $mem | stack size: $stacked\n";
        
        // Manual garbage collection doesn't help; it only makes the code really slow without mitigating memory growth.
        foreach ($jobs as $id => $job) {
            if ($job->isComplete) {
                unset($jobs[$id]);
            }
        }
    }
}

ok at this point, with new changes, there's much improvement ... somehow at random points (I've seen 2 million tasks be executed sometimes, sometimes 300k), the stack still grows, so there's still a bug, but I'll get it eventually ... I will pastebin a log from an execution till it fails ...

pastebin: http://pastebin.com/2cLf9Z5d

got to a silly number with no sign of letting up ...

will await feedback ... is new so might be errors still ... but I think much better/faster/easier to manage memory of now ...

spin off to create pool of workers & show tidy in production ...