Why the usual import "import aiohttp" causes a 10-15 MB increase in RAM #5889
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Hello. Why the usual import "import aiohttp" causes a 10-15 MB increase in RAM. This is critical for me. |
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I've no idea, but you could try using tracemalloc to investigate: https://docs.python.org/3/library/tracemalloc.html Also, have you tried only importing the client side? e.g. with |
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This won't change a thing since Python's import machinery will first import the top-level |
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I thought it was a bit a stretch, but wondered if maybe unused items would then get discarded and garbage collected or something, as they have no references outside the init file. |
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I've no idea, but you could try using tracemalloc to investigate: https://docs.python.org/3/library/tracemalloc.html
If you find any obvious issues/improvements, then we can look at fixing them (I doubt any maintainer currently has time to do this investigation).
Also, have you tried only importing the client side? e.g. with
from aiohttp import ClientSession, not sure if that might give an improvement or not...