Hi Anon,

So using your narrow review method, the following (ie one function using a hash object) 

        
        my $count1 =  Devel::Leak::NoteSV(my $handle);
            $booking_dlg->{booking_main} = Wx::Panel->new($booking_dlg
+, wxID_ANY, wxDefaultPosition,[$gl_cfg->{monitor_resolution_x}, $gl_c
+fg->{monitor_resolution_y}],  wxNO_BORDER, "" );
    
        my $count2 =  Devel::Leak::CheckSV($handle );
        print "Count1 = '",$count1,"'\n";
        print "Count2 = '",$count2,"'\n";
        print "Diff = '",$count2-$count1,"'\n";

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Gives me: 


new 0x9d741e8 : 
new 0x9d56f70 : 
new 0x9d44858 : 
new 0x9d38270 : 
new 0x9d382d0 : 
old (1):
 0 
Count1 = '594970'
Count2 = '594974'
Diff = '4'

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Maybe I'm using the wrong mental model, but I don't really see how this could be, unless there are new objects being created by Wx::Panel, which are then referred to by references in $booking_dlg->{booking_main} and therefore not dropping out of scope.

What do you think?

Regards

In reply to Re^10: Detecting memory leaks. by Steve_BZ
in thread Detecting memory leaks. by Steve_BZ

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