On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 15:47:48 -0500 Haizhu wrote:
HL> I've experimented my application with the latest version of net-snmp
HL> (5.2.2), valgrind still reports memory leak (report as below)
HL>
HL> Can somebody give me some idea?
Most of these look like they are never released during the life of the
application, and thus we don't really consider them leaks. If you can find a
leak the increases the memory used over the life of the program (after startup
and a request or two has been sent), then we can look into it.
If you are looking for the libraries and applications to release every bit of
memory used when shutting down, then you are going to have to do a lot of
work. We rely on the OS to reclaim all that memory when the application exits.
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