Luis Lavena wrote:
> On Nov 2, 12:15�am, Pra Bhandar <
pbhandari2...@...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am trying to rollout a ruby agent in 32 bit and 64-bit Windows
>> Server(s). What I am finding out is that the 32 bit system the agent
>> works perfectly. �In the 64-bit systems, the product works fine but the
>> agent seems to take 24 % of the CPU of the server. �Where as in a system
>> similar but with 32-bit windows, the CPU usage maxes out at 1.5%.
>>
>
> What version of ruby are you using for your agent?
I am using Ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24 patch level 111).
>
> How your script has been structured? It sit idle or performs any
> routine or loops with sleep?
>
Its running as a Windows service. It sleeps and wakes up every so many
seconds and checks if there is anything for it to do.
>> Is there a way to compile Ruby for 64-bit Windows?
>
> Don't think that is the issue. Anyhow at this time only Visual Studio
> 64 bits can do it.
What do you think is the issue? Looking at identical configurations -
one on 64-bit vs 32-bit I was convinced that somehow this issue is
related to WOW64.dll or the mismatch in the bits.
>
> You would also need to compile every library and extension used by
> ruby to run in 64 bits.
>
>> Has anyone seen this
>> issue?
>
> No, using RubyInstaller daily in Windows 7 64 bits without these
> issues.
Installer works just fine. There are no errors, just the very
predictable spikes on the 64-bit servers only.
Any pointers even if they have not been validated would be very much
welcome.
Thanks.
Prakash
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