>> IntersectionDetector::~IntersectionDetector()
>> {
>> // FIXME: Should delete tree here but need to include GNode properly.
>> // FIXME: (warning: invalid use of incomplete type 'struct _GNode')
>>
>> //if (tree)
>> // delete (GNode*) tree;
>> }
>>
>> I commented it out since I couldn't get it to compile. (Didn't have
>> time before the release to figure out what goes wrong.)
>>
>> Note that bugs should be assigned to [email protected], not
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which is an alias for /dev/null).
>
> Well... this is not the entire story. The leaves (pointers to bounding
> boxes) of the tree must be explicitly freed as well:
> gts_bb_tree_destroy(tree, 1). This still leaves some kbytes reachable
> (but not freed though).
After a bit of poking around, it seems like the glib slice allocator is
not finalizing and freeing all its memory. Setting the environment
variable G_SLICE=always-malloc reduces the problem so that valgrind
reports "still reachable: 1,816 bytes" independent of the mesh size. Has
anyone seen this kind of issue with GSList before? The Glib docs do not
indicate a way to purge the memory held by the memory manager.
Dag
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