Hi there.
I am (like many) quite new to IronPython (and Python in general), but I am trying to use it as a scripting language for a MUD system I am creating (like the old text-based games, only multiplayer).
Now the scripts are executed and run very frequently (like when timers are executed, or when players type commands, etc).
The problem I have is that after about an hour of serving, my windows system goes out of virtual memory. When I remove the references to IronPython and don't execute any scripts, the memory stays stable.
I am sure I am using the IronPython engine incorrectly, so I thought that maybe someone would be able to shed some light on this for me.
Here is the code I use to run a script (passed as a string to the c# method):
pythonEngine =
new PythonEngine ();if (parameters != null)
{
//Pass "parameters" to the script that will be executed
foreach (PythonParameter pp in parameters)
{
pythonEngine.SetVariable(pp.Name, pp.Value); //Variable name/variable value
}
}
pythonEngine.Execute(pythonScript);
This is executed everytime any script must be executed.
Please let me know if you can spot anything wrong with this...
Regards,
Bernard
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