Just a small example of memory leak 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use Chart::Clicker;
use Chart::Clicker::Context;

use Chart::Clicker::Data::Range;
use Chart::Clicker::Renderer::Bubble;
use Chart::Clicker::Data::DataSet;
use Chart::Clicker::Data::Series::Size;
print "run 'top' in linux and look in perl process!\n";
my $j = 100000000;
for (my $i =1;$i < $j;$i+=1){
    print "$i iteration\n";
    mysub($i);
}
sub mysub{
    my ($var_i) = @_;
    my @k = (1,2,3);

    my $cc = Chart::Clicker->new(width => 800, height => 400 , format 
+=> 'png', padding => 10);
    my $series = Chart::Clicker::Data::Series::Size->new(
        keys => \@k,
        values => \@k,
        sizes => \@k,
        name => "$var_i",
    );
    my $ds = Chart::Clicker::Data::DataSet->new(
        series => [ $series ]
    );
    $cc->add_to_datasets($ds);

    my     $defctx = $cc->get_context('default');
        $defctx->renderer(Chart::Clicker::Renderer::Bubble->new);
    $cc->write_output($var_i);
    #undef $cc;
    print "\tmemory leak after 'cc->write_output'\n";
}

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I can't find any solution and need quick help. I don't want to use any other perl chart lib. But I think I have no choice. :( With pleasure BorisPlus

In reply to Re^3: Out of memory using chart::clicker by BorisPlus
in thread Out of memory using chart::clicker by Peterpion

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