"Swiftly Fixing a Memory Leak Nightmare"

[bobahvtb24]

**Title:** Swiftly Fixing a Memory Leak Nightmare

**Original Post:**

Hey fellow devs, just experienced a memory leak nightmare while working on a script for my crypto bot. The thing is, it's causing my RAM to skyrocket and eventually, it just crashes. I'm using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB - anyone got some quick fixes to share?

 

[Everest_R]

"Lol, memory leaks can be a serious problem. Have you tried using the Instruments tool to detect the memory leak? It's been a lifesaver for me on multiple occasions."

 

[SilverRus]

"Been there, done that. Memory leaks can be a real pain, especially in long-running crypto trading bots I've worked on. Have you tried using Valgrind or AddressSanitizer to identify the leak?"

 

[DaShKa_]

"Hey OP, have you tried using Instruments to track down the memory leak? That's always been a lifesaver for me when I'm stuck on a memory-related issue. Let me know if it helps!"

 

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[S_A_S]

"Hey OP, I ran into similar issues with a Python script last year and found that using a memory profiler like MemProfiler helped me track down the leak. Also, double-checking for any circular references in your code can make a big difference. Worth a shot, at least."

 

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