Hello Andre.
I runned it up to 8100 iterations and the program virtual memory
remained the same so the program itself isn't leaking on i386 under
Debian Testing with GTK+ 2.8.20.
Though, the entire system increased its memory usage by 1Mib, I
didn't spot exactly what process was increasing its memory usage but it
wasn't yours.
On MIPS you see that your program process increases its memory
consumption or is the X server or another process?
How much iterations are you testing?
Well, while I am not an expert on GTK your code seems good to me and
your program process didn't leak memory at all after 8100 iterations, at
least looking in /proc/thePid/status while it was running on my system.
Hope this helps.
Maybe you can try to use Valgrind on MIPS, don't know if it works there.
Goodbye.
El 24/10/06 05:10, Andre Messerschmidt escribió:
> Sure. Would be great if it is just a simple misunderstanding on how to
> use GTK.
>
> This program should create a window and then after receiving a USR2
> signal display or destroy another window. Here I can see that if I do
> this long enough, my memory keeps decreasing until only 1MB is left
> (from initially 128MB)
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> best regards
> Andre
>
>
> */Ivan Baldo <ibaldo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>/* wrote:
>
> Can you post the source code of your test application?
> GTK doesn't seem to leak memory on i386, it shouldn't on MIPS...
> Thank you.
>
>
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