Enable jemalloc allocator with "jemalloc" feature flag #42049
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/perf (Trying out our new perf infrastructure more than anything.) Are there any potential compatibility concerns with jemalloc? I'm surprised that it's not the default if it's just better |
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jemalloc used to be default rust memory allocator before rust 1.32, rust 1.32 changes. rust-analyzer compares different memory allocators |
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Maybe also check #7140 (comment) — mimalloc used to actually not retain the memory with use, hence "leaked". Also, breaking changing the feature from |
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I found that at least in linux, use jemalloc saves a lot of memory, although zed uses much lesser memory than vscode or other ides, but saves memory is a good thing, especially when use with rust-analyzer, less swap usage and better responsibility and faster cargo builds.
And Maybe not use system allocator to build bundles, it is much better in speed and memory usage no matter use mimalloc or jemalloc
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