On Thu, 5 Mar 2009, maeda <maeda@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote :
I have a function which is eating up lots of memory. The function is
listed below
<snip>
int SetWidgetColour(GtkWidget *widget, int bordersize, int red,
int green, int blue)
{
GtkStyle *new_style;
<snip>
new_style = gtk_style_copy(gtk_widget_get_default_style());
<snip>
gtk_style_detach (widget->style);
gtk_widget_set_style(GTK_WIDGET(widget), new_style);
return TRUE;
}
The function creates a new style on the heap every time it's called.
That style is then allocated to the widget, so it must be persistent.
This will cause a lot of memory to be used... unless you can absolutely
guarantee that the "gtk_style_detach" call results in the old style
being free'd. The documentation only says it "may" result in it being
"unrealised".
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