>
> Well, you are still using some backend, probably a GUI one, even if no
> figure pops up. You can run your script with --verbose-helpful to see
> what is happening.
>
Sorry, I did not realise it (I suppose, I did not quite know what
backend means, now I checked it on wikipedia ;-) . Runni
> If you comment out agg you are using a gui backend presumably (which
> one) and most of these are known to have some leaks, some of which are
> beyond our control.
This leak happened without any gui backend when I ran the script from
the csh prompt like that:
> python script.py
>
> When you
> > I posted this on maplotlib-users list, but got no reply. I guess that
> > bugs should rather be reported here...
>
> Could you post a *complete* script that demonstrates the leak, eg one
> that calls the function and does any other cleanup? Does it help to
> use gc.collect between function c
Hi,
I posted this on maplotlib-users list, but got no reply. I guess that
bugs should rather be reported here...
I have noticed a memory leak when using pylab.pcolor. Here is the code,
fa() and fb() do the same thing. The difference is the size of the array
which is passed to pcolor. With a large
