On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Gary Setter wrote:
> > > Most of the memory leaks are gone. But these remain.
> > > > dump master
> >
> > I don't see any when I use that command.
> >
> Hi Kevin,
>
> This is good. I had a leak, found it and I don't know why you
> didn't have one. It centers on how your global cache works.
>
> This is my new dump master code, note the new like with todays
> date.
>
> } else if (action == do_dump) {
> EXIT_ON_ERR_SET(add_data_set(config->retrieve("master-path"),
> *config), Dict *, d);
> StackPtr<Convert> conv(setup_conv(d->lang(), config));
> dump(d, conv);
> d->release(); //31-Oct-04
> }
>
> What you may have intended, was to keep the Dict (aka Dictionary)
> object in the global cache and let the destructor of the cache
> delete it it. But your ~GlobalCacheBase does not release/delete
> anything. How come you are not getting a memory leak?
It could be that there is a global pointer still pointing to it when the
program exits as the tool I use (valgrind) distinguishes between two memory
leaks and data pointed to by global variables that was not freed at
program exit.
Please file a bug report. I will look into it more closely when I have the
time.
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