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Original bug ID: 1654 Reporter: administrator Status: closed Resolution: not a bug Priority: normal Severity: minor Category: ~DO NOT USE (was: OCaml general)
Bug description
This program leaks 10mb/sec on my machine with ocamlopt 3.06 (msvc, xp).
let _ =
while true do
let re = Str.regexp "foo" in ()
done;
()
Inserting a call to Gc.compact in the loop doesn't affect it (well, it
slows the loop down a bit so the leak rate drops :).
From a brief trip in the debugger and a glance at strstubs.cpp it appears
the custom finalizer is being called. I didn't grovel in the actual regex
code to see where the leak was (assuming it's not my bug and I'm supposed
to free the regex somehow in caml code).
I also notice that the strstubs.c has the same problem I reported in
bigarray (and that was fixed, bug #601) about using stat_alloc() to
allocate but free() to deallocate, so it should probably be fixed here as
well, assuming Str is going to live much longer.
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Original bug ID: 1654
Reporter: administrator
Status: closed
Resolution: not a bug
Priority: normal
Severity: minor
Category: ~DO NOT USE (was: OCaml general)
Bug description
This program leaks 10mb/sec on my machine with ocamlopt 3.06 (msvc, xp).
let _ =
while true do
let re = Str.regexp "foo" in ()
done;
()
Inserting a call to Gc.compact in the loop doesn't affect it (well, it
slows the loop down a bit so the leak rate drops :).
From a brief trip in the debugger and a glance at strstubs.cpp it appears
the custom finalizer is being called. I didn't grovel in the actual regex
code to see where the leak was (assuming it's not my bug and I'm supposed
to free the regex somehow in caml code).
I also notice that the strstubs.c has the same problem I reported in
bigarray (and that was fixed, bug #601) about using stat_alloc() to
allocate but free() to deallocate, so it should probably be fixed here as
well, assuming Str is going to live much longer.
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: