Description:
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amqp    0.3.1   beta

I have a script that runs a loop 10,000 times. In the loop I publish two messages. 
There are two consumers waiting in a while loop that get the messages using 
consume(). 

The script consumes about 10GB of RAM.

I am concerned about the amount of memory being used. 

The code that I pasted below should be placed into two separate files. Each one is 
run from the console. Start the consumer first.

Test script:
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$cnnConfig = array("exchange" => "test-topic", "queue" => "test-queue", "hostname" => "localhost", "options" => array("type" => "topic", "autoDelete" => true));
$cnn = new AMQPConnection($cnnConfig);
$cnn->connect();
$logQ = new AMQPQueue($cnn);
$logQ->declare('log');
$logQ->bind($cnnConfig['exchange'], 'log');
$options = array('min' => 1,'max' => 10,'ack' => true);
while (true){$msg = $logQ->consume($options); var_dump($msg[0]['message_body']); }
// Producer code
$cnnConfig = array("exchange" => "test-topic", "queue" => "test-queue", "hostname" => "localhost", "options" => array("type" => "topic", "autoDelete" => true));
$cnn = new AMQPConnection($cnnConfig);
$cnn->connect();
$ex = new AMQPExchange($cnn, $cnnConfig['exchange']);
$ex->declare($cnnConfig['exchange'], $cnnConfig['options']['type'], $cnnConfig['options']['autoDelete']);
for ($i = 0; $i < 10000; $i++){
    $ex->publish('Message '.$i.' goes to test.log: ' . date("h:i:s"), 'log');
}

Expected result:
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I expect that the script will echo the message 10,000 times.

string(36) "Message 0 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"
string(36) "Message 1 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"
string(37) "Message 2 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"

And so on.

Actual result:
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[swright@vm1-centos5 rabbitmq]$ php rabbit-cons.php
string(36) "Message 0 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"
string(36) "Message 1 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"
string(37) "Message 11 goes to test.log: 11:19:04"
Killed