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onto-chan is holding on to the head of the input sequence as it is unfolded, resulting in an (eventual) OutOfMemoryError.
onto-chan
I've attached a diff showing changes I made to onto-chan that fixed the problem for me.
org.clojure/core.async 0.1.242.0-44b1e3-alpha
Duplicate of
The fix for should fix this issue aswell and is more general
Comment made by: bclube
This issue might be caused by ASYNC-138.
This seems like a viable change, but the patch needs a better test (even if not in the patch) and to be properly formatted for git apply (per http://dev.clojure.org/display/community/Developing+Patches).
Just to note, to-chan uses onto-chan so is similarly affected.We ran into this, Brian's patch worked fine.
onto-chan
is holding on to the head of the input sequence as it is unfolded, resulting in an (eventual) OutOfMemoryError.I've attached a diff showing changes I made to onto-chan that fixed the problem for me.