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	<title>Comments on: Embedded Memory Constraints and TDD</title>
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		<title>By: Mark</title>
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		<description>Nice post, James.

We have our continuous integration server tracking peak heap and stack usage, overall memory footprint, and peak cpu.  Currently all that stuff just gets stored with the test results... so if we&#039;re passing, we don&#039;t pay attention.  I love the idea of having these go onto a BVC... especially if we can make that BVC automatic.  Thanks for the idea!</description>
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<p>We have our continuous integration server tracking peak heap and stack usage, overall memory footprint, and peak cpu.  Currently all that stuff just gets stored with the test results&#8230; so if we&#8217;re passing, we don&#8217;t pay attention.  I love the idea of having these go onto a BVC&#8230; especially if we can make that BVC automatic.  Thanks for the idea!</p>
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