Hello Sylvain,
if an internal error occurs in GLPK for Java it calls glp_free_env()
before throwing GlpkException. This frees (and invalidates) all memory
allocated by the GLPK library.
The exception will not free memory allocated by
- new_doubleArray
- new_intArray
For these you have to call the delete methods
- delete_doubleArray
- delete_intArray.
Garbage collection will neither free said arrays nor any memory assigned
by the GLPK library.
Best regards
Heinrich Schuchardt
On 17.03.2014 14:50, Sylvain Fournier wrote:
Hello Heinrich,
Rabih talked about garbage collection. I'd like to know if GLPK for Java
handles garbage collection and automatically deletes the problem object
in C (either in case of exception or in a normal run) or if it must be
done by hand.
If GLPK for Java handles garbage collection, could you tell me since
which version?
Thanks!
*Sylvain Fournier*
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