Hi,
Calling this after the DmSetDatabaseInfo fixes the problem:
while (SysNotifyBroadcast(NULL) == errNone)
;
best regards
guich
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SysAppInfoPtr appInfoP,unusedAppInfoP;
SysAppInfoPtr mai=SysGetAppInfo(&unusedAppInfoP, &appInfoP);
mai->memOwnerID++;
...
Call Dm Calls...
...
MemHeapFreeByOwnerID(0,mai->memOwnerID--);
i would GUESS this would work in 68k as well...
On 1/2/07, Guilherme C. Hazan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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HiDmitry,
Ahhm can you provide a simple code?
best regards
guich
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simple solution: set memory owner to a higher value then currentin the
appInfo struct, then call the Dm* then call MemHeapFreeByOwnerID()
On 1/1/07, Guilherme C. Hazan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> > Same here on my Treo 650.
> > Every call to DmCreateDatabase and DmSetDatabaseInfo (even
Hi,
Same here on my Treo 650.
Every call to DmCreateDatabase and DmSetDatabaseInfo (even if you don't
change anything) causes a 120 byte leak.
If you do it in a loop, you get a leak for each call.
Yep.
Wonder if it is a NVFS issue?
Surely not, since it uses Dm (data manager), and TT does
Same here on my Treo 650.
Every call to DmCreateDatabase and DmSetDatabaseInfo (even if you don't
change anything) causes a 120 byte leak.
If you do it in a loop, you get a leak for each call.
Wonder if it is a NVFS issue?
Nothing to do about it, just code accordingly.
LionScribe
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Guilherme C. Hazan wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to figure why the code below produces a memory
> leak:
>
> [... snip ...]
1. If you run your code in a loop, does it leak memory on each iteration, or is
it a one-time thing?
2. Is setting the database attributes relevant? Why are you manual
Hi,
I'm trying to figure why the code below produces a memory leak:
static Int32 getFreeMem()
{
UInt32 maxP,freeBytesP; // [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MemHeapFreeBytes (0, &freeBytesP, &maxP);
return (Int32)freeBytesP;
}
DWord PilotMain(Word cmd, Ptr cmdline, Word launchFlags)
{
if (cmd == sy
