in reply to Re^3: Memory leak detection
in thread Memory leak detection
Other than cyclic references (which I don't think could exist in my code), do you know what could cause this to happen?
I would think that if the reference count is 0, that the objects would be deleted.
What approach should I use to find the problem?
I would think that if the reference count is 0, that the objects would be deleted.
What approach should I use to find the problem?
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Re^5: Memory leak detection
by andal (Hermit) on Sep 11, 2014 at 07:08 UTC | |
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