http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wag_%28disambiguation%29

WAG, an acronym for "wild ass guess", an estimate based on experience or similarity

Use readmore tags to post long code, dont force the moderators to do it for you. To find out if perl redefined your malloc/free functions, make a .i file from the SWIG outputted .c file. It will be half a MB so don't post the whole thing here, just an function or 2. Your Malloc macro will be expanded to the actual C func symbol that will be called, which might be a perl allocator, not your C compiler's malloc.

In reply to Re^3: Perl with Swig C module not releasing memory by bulk88
in thread [Solved] Perl with Swig C module not releasing memory by megaframe

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