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Oh, for a minute I got my hopes up!

I did: 


    $mu->record('at i_Booking exit');
    
    $mu->dump();
            
    
    print "Find cycle >>>>>>>>";
    find_cycle($booking_dlg);
    print "<<<<<<<<<< Find cycle";
    
    return $booking_dlg;

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And the 

    find_cycle($booking_dlg);

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Did nothing.

Oh Well.

Regards

Steve.

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Re^5: Detecting memory leaks.
by Anonymous Monk on May 05, 2015 at 00:05 UTC
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      Hi Anon,

      I'm looking at the synopsis for Devel::Leak, 

      use Devel::Leak;
... setup code
 
my $count = Devel::Leak::NoteSV($handle);
 
... code that may leak
 
Devel::Leak::CheckSV($handle);

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      What is $handle

      Regards

      Steve

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        I'm looking at the synopsis for Devel::Leak, ... What is $handle

        Its a scalar :p 

        use Devel::Leak;
warn Devel::Leak::NoteSV(my $handle);
{my$a={};$a->{a}=$a;}
warn Devel::Leak::CheckSV($handle );
__END__
6599 at - line 2.
new 003F9A6C :
new 003F9B1C :
6601 at - line 4.

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