When I say maps, I mean the maps you can hold in your hands, the item.
When a client joins a multiplayer server, map data seems to not get garbage collected.
After leaving the server the map data seems to stay in memory. Its probably about 1 gb of data in that case, that does not get garbage collected even after visualvm forced garbage collection.
VisualVM Visual GC plugin says the memory increase is in the old gen (and the number of collections increaes after gc-forcing).
The memory sampler says the memory usage is in int arrays (int[]).
Here is the link to a heap dump after leaving the server and joining and leaving a singleplayer world afterwards (vanilla 1.8.8 Minecraft client): https://www.dropbox.com/s/tec777ijdd0e1mi/heapdump-1441868645031-minecraft-map-memleak-without-optifine.7z?dl=0
After joining and leaving a singleplayer world (joining another multiplayer does not change anything), the memory usage decreases about 200mb (works only once).
Rejoining the same server with so many map data sent to the client causes the client to use up another gb of ram.
Default texture pack used.
Things I used, maybe irrelevant:
The server I am joining on is running spigot 1.8.8 behind bungeecord. The server uses the plugin AnimatedFrames where I included a gif with about 800 frames, the plugin says its about 12270 maps (as its displayed on 15 frames, 5x3). The gif I used is this one (strechted by the plugin to 640x384): http://bit.ly/1Niy1EL
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Torabi
Janmm14
I updated the description, removed mentines of optifine (as its clearly irrelevant). Also I put maybe irrelevant things I used as I got this error into an extra part and made things clearer. (I'm not a native english speaker)
Erik Broes
Already fixed in the snapshots 🙂
It somehow keeps the last level in memory on 1.8, kinda weird 😞
Janmm14
Is there going to be any backport for this fix?
Erik Broes
It's a little hard to follow your description, and any information about third-party software such as spigot or optifine is either irrelevant, or makes the issue invalid. I thought we already had an issue about this problem, but I haven't been able to find one.
You're presumably talking about the memory on the client, but your description doesn't make that clear. Also, when you say maps, I'm not sure whether you're talking about world data, such as blocks, or maps, like the item that displays the surrounding area and tells you where you are in it.