Thanks for your interest. But I am not able to understand what is the meaning of this undef? undef %map I thought that should clear off all the memory!

I tried to push the map inside the while loop, so that the scope itself takes care of things. But, the code still runs out of memory..

while(sysread(CSV, $record, 66)) { my $count = 0; my %map; $map{substr($record, 18, 14)}->{substr($record, 3, 15)} = subs +tr($record, 36, 29); while (sysread(CSV, $record, 66)) { $map{substr($record, 18, 14)}->{substr($record, 3, 15) +} = substr($record, 36, 29); if ($count++ > 1000) { $count = 0; last; } } &process(\%map); }

In reply to Re^4: Enforce Memory Cleanup by solegaonkar
in thread Enforce Memory Cleanup by solegaonkar

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