> > (aka sizeof structure g_mem_chunk) not the allocated memory as with
> > gtk1. You have to call g_mem_chunk_free for each allocated chunk.
> I'm not seeing that leak, at least on Linux. Each atom is 131,072 bytes big.
> > Reloading a 170,000 packet trace file many times does not show any growth
in > > memory usage for Wireshark. If what you're saying is true then I should
see > > /huge/ memory leak each time the file is reloaded, non?
Yes you should.
Which glib version are you using? Here I'm seeing a 1MB growth for a 20 000
packets trace with glib2 and none with glib1.
Didier
