Randall,
Within the memory management scheme in dx, it does a garbage
collection type algorithm where objects have reference counts.
Anytime an object is used, the reference count goes up. When DXDelete
is called on an object, the reference count decrements and if it
decrements to 0, then the memory is released. Typically, when that
error pops up, it means that DXDelete has been called one too many
times.
By the way, the attachment didn't come through on the list.
David
I have an colormap field (see attached) that I'm feeding into the
color input of Color, and I'm getting this:
ERROR: Color: Invalid data: Object deleted too often! (or not an object)
So, what does that mean? A memory problem?
Thanks,
Randy
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US EPA N127-01; RTP, NC 27711
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