Den 09-01-2015 kl. 15:15 skrev Joe Taylor: > Hi all, > > A long time ago -- 2008, I believe -- we fixed a pthreads-related memory > leak that affected Linux (and probably other *nixes) but not Windows. > > It seems that the pthreads implementation in Windows is different in the > way things are cleaned up (or not) after a thread exits. > > Anyway, at some later time a change was made in start_threads.c for > testing purposes. This change broke the memory-leak fix that was > required on *nix platforms. The test code has remained in place ever > since. It worked fine in Windows, but it re-introduced the memory leak > on *nix platforms. > > I have reverted the relevant code to more or less its 2008 state. > Revision 4889 of WSPR 4.0 seems to run properly on both Windows and > Linux, without evident memory leaks. > > If you were experiencing the problem discussed here, please test r4889 > and report back. > > -- Joe, K1JT After several hours of testing, it's completely stable, no evidence of a memory leak can be found on my system.
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