Understand why RSS increases during manual allocs #186
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$ go build . && ./memtestThis program cycles memory allocations so they allocate 16 GB, then deallocate until 1 GB, and repeat. Somehow this causes RSS memory to spike in Go. The corresponding C program does not exhibit this behavior. Don't understand why!
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