I ran the following code for over 48 hours and there was no increase in the
heap size during that time:
char *label = radioItem [item].label;
> char *text = (item == 0) ? FORMAT [item].printf (val1)
> : FORMAT [item].printf (readable (val1),
> readable (val2));
> do *label++ = *text; while (*text++ != '\0'); // There's no strcpy
> () ... make our own!
>
The problem with this code is that the actual labels on the menu did not
update. I then added the following line to inform the menu entries of a
change:
radioItem [item].notify_property ("label");
>
and the heap size began its slow but steady increase again.
There are some things I could do to slow the increase of the heap (like
only updating the label if it changes, etc.), but this really only masks
the problem. Does anyone know of a method that can be used to defrag the
heap, or specify it's maximum size?
Bruce
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