Didier wrote:
Hi,
1) It seems that since some glib 2.0 version g_mem_chunk_destroy doesn't free
its memory and from glib source code I would say it's not a bug but a
feature... The biggest issue is in file.c, eg reload (CTRL+R) many time a big
file.
The docs certainly seem to indicate that the memory should actually be
freed:
http://www.gtk.org/api/2.6/glib/glib-Memory-Chunks.html#g-mem-chunk-destroy
and my (basic) attempt to follow the code goes down to g_slice_free1()
which appears to at least _try_ to free the memory. Am I missing something?
[That's not to say I don't see memory usage growing when I reload a
capture file, but I'm not convinced this is the source.]
2)COPY_ADDRESS is still misused in a lot of place it g_malloc address space
but many don't free it.
There is (also) an SE_COPY_ADDRESS; is there any reason not to make all
COPY_ADDRESS calls seasonal?
