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Re: maximum memory for gcj-compiled executable?

> I have made this simple program that reads a web page, and then does
> nothing with it ;)
> 
> Compile it under win32/mingw using Mohan's latest GCC3.3
> 
> Run it. 
> 
> The heap soon stabilizes and stays put (about 1000KB)
> 
> Now open the task manager and watch memory usage slowly grow and grow
> and grow....

Yes, I see this behaviour too. Even after statically allocating
"buf" and "output" (and remembering to output.setLength( 0) at the
start of read( )) and explicitly closing streams and connections
and even omitting the creation of the intermediate strings...i.e.
the mere act of reading is causing this increase!

Don't know what's causing it and I wouldn't venture a guess 
either. :-(

Ranjit.
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