Hello,
I'm a new user of the c-client API and I need help to manage memory leaks on
my application.
I use for example the mail_fetchbody_full function which return a (char *)
data.
I want to know if I have to free this pointed memory or not ?
It's not the only one function for which i don't know
Hello,
You need to run the garbage collector to get the cclient to free the
memory. To do the following code after you call mail_fetchbody_full().
// Run the garbage collection to free up memory in cclient
mail_parameters(MailStream, SET_GETS, nil);
mail_gc(MailStream, GC_TEXTS);
On
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Shawn Walker wrote:
You need to run the garbage collector to get the cclient to free the
memory. To do the following code after you call mail_fetchbody_full().
mail_parameters(MailStream, SET_GETS, nil);
mail_gc(MailStream, GC_TEXTS);
This is an extremely BAD idea,
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Shawn Walker wrote:
Then how does one get cclient to free the memory after it retrieve a VERY
large message from the server? I debugged into cclient saw how the message
is being stored in memory and how to free it and the only way was to run
the garbage collector.
What
On 12/10/2002 at 10:47 AM Mark Crispin wrote:
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Shawn Walker wrote:
Then how does one get cclient to free the memory after it retrieve a
VERY
large message from the server? I debugged into cclient saw how the
message
is being stored in memory and how to free it and the only
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Shawn Walker wrote:
That is the problem. I have had several customers running low on
resources when the application was downloading a very large INBOX folder
(the folder contains several thousands messages with very large messages
that contains attachments).
Why is the
On 12/10/2002 at 11:11 AM Mark Crispin wrote:
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Shawn Walker wrote:
That is the problem. I have had several customers running low on
resources when the application was downloading a very large INBOX folder
(the folder contains several thousands messages with very large
