Kea Barnes

Using `cargo instruments` I ran an `Allocations` template for my program and was able to capture the following memory allocation trace: That `queryCache` just grows over time

I'm experiencing it on an M*, but I think others have experienced it on Intel. Let me try find an Intel to run the example above on and see if...

I've been able to confirm that this behaviour does still occur on an Intel based Mac

Ok, if you leave the issue open, I will try circle back to it and see what I can find. Do you know of some way that I can work...

Good suggestion, spawning a new thread does the trick. The underlying code still needs to be fixed, but the code below prevents the memory from growing past one invocation's worth:...

In [this comment](https://github.com/GuillaumeGomez/sysinfo/issues/1282#issuecomment-2150910468), I used `cargo instruments` (`cargo install cargo-instruments`) which uses the standard macOS tools, running the minimum example with `cargo instruments -t Allocations --time-limit 10000`. In the Instruments...

Thanks @complexspaces for the detailed response! Just to add a response to this portion of the comment: > With the explanation done, how should this be fixed? IMO calling refresh...

Thanks for the work on this! I'll put it through testing on our side 🙂

Sorry for the delay in my response, after running all the variants you asked for above, I only realized that the output had been fixed. I'm not sure if it...

Running above Rust code snippet again on `macOS 15.0.1` with the same version of `objc2-*` results in the original `CWPHYMode(64)` issue, regardless of wether the example was run with the...