strip subcommand runs out of memory

[Zannick]

I'm using bytehound to try to pinpoint what in my program is allocating or reserving the large amounts of memory that cause my program to crash. Previously, #21 and #18 recommended the "squeeze" subcommand (which is now "strip"), and that was working for me for some time on files of size 700GiB+ before I began setting MEMORY_PROFILER_CULL_TEMPORARY_ALLOCATIONS=1 and occasionally MEMORY_PROFILER_TEMPORARY_ALLOCATION_LIFETIME_THRESHOLD=100000 or thereabouts when running my program through bytehound.

I have 48 GiB of RAM on my system. An 11 GiB data file was generated when I ran my program with bytehound and set MEMORY_PROFILER_CULL_TEMPORARY_ALLOCATIONS=1 MEMORY_PROFILER_TEMPORARY_ALLOCATION_LIFETIME_THRESHOLD=50000; I killed the program via SIGINT when it reached 93% memory usage. Running this file through bytehound server doesn't work due to OOM. Surprisingly, running this file through bytehound strip is also causing an OOM. Via top I can watch the virtual memory space increase to 111GiB whereas the program only reached 84GiB virtual.

Do I need to set the same parameters when running strip? Or is there some other reason that it runs out of memory?