On 02/24/2012 04:18 PM, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Feb 2012, Steven Dake wrote:
>
>>> I'm curious if the leak remains if your app exits? I mean, could it
>>> be packets that are received and are just appended in the incoming
>>> package queue and then are never discarded from there?
>>
>> If my app exits, libssh2 is no longer being consumed by my application
>> and the leak is collected by the operating system.
>
> Sure, but valgrind would still helpfully point out the memory areas that
> weren't freed by libssh2 and thus were leaks. If they _were_ freed by
> libssh2 on exit, they were data lingering in some list. Still a leak of
> some sorts, but it would help us understand what happens.
>
Yes I understand now - I'll add a signal handler and correctly free data
on exit and report back.
Regards
-steve
>>> 300K during 8 hours seems like a fairly small amount of memory per
>>> packet
>>
>> yes data per packet seems small but adds up over time
>
> Oh indeed. I'm not making up excuses, I'm just trying to make
> observations to figure out patterns of when it happens.
>
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