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authormathieui <mathieui@mathieui.net>2014-04-27 21:33:00 +0200
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Fix memleaks in pooptmodule.cut_text (ref #1914)
- we need to decrement the refcount after giving the tuple to the retlist in order to transfer ownership The example script below will quickly take gigabytes of ram with the old module, while the new will not take noticeably more memory. The leak is not very visible on launch, because we “only” leaked each tuple returned, and (int, int) is not heavy. However, after weeks of use and many messages, the memory still isn’t freed and it shows. import poopt import gc a = 'coucouco ' * 1000 for i in range(100000): if not (i % 10000): print(i) poopt.cut_text(a, 50)
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