> A few days ago, a TalkSoup user noted that TalkSoup had an enormous > memory leak and that after just a few days, memory usages would be > soaring at 250+ megabytes. Everyone using the xlib backend seemed to > be affected by this while only one using the backart backend were affected. > > I made a test program, http://beregorn.homelinux.com/files/TextViewTest.tar.gz
Andy, have you tried using gnustep-gui's memory panel ? If your application has a standard info panel (the one created by gnustep-gui), clicking on the application icon will automatically bring up the 'memory panel'. Else, try using [NSApplication orderFrontSharedMemoryPanel: nil]; or add a menu item 'Memory Panel' with action 'orderFrontSharedMemoryPanel:', <menuItem title="Memory Panel" action="orderFrontSharedMemoryPanel:" /> that should bring up the memory panel, which is such a great tool for tracking memory leaks ... it the leak is a leak of objects - if we are leaking raw C memory, it won't help. I apologize if you knew perfectly well about the Memory Panel already, had already tried it, and it didn't help. :-) _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
