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I'd say you need to track the growth of your memory consumption. Not sure what the codepoint can tell you.

You probably have a memory leak due to recursive data structures.

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according to splain -v it's non-trappable

Well ...

... probably the trace options of the debugger can help?

If you log them to a file, you should see where they stop.

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