Hello all,
I am just reaching the end of writing something and before release I am doing the right thing by running it through Commodore's stress-testing software.
Suddenly, I am starting to regret that. No enforcer hits or nasty sneaky crashes, but the drip utility should be renamed to flow in this instance. It is reporting some serious memory leaks!!!
This worries me because by nature my program does not allocate and free much memory. There are only a few such instances and they are all accounted for (although I am continuing to comb each line to be sure I haven't missed anything...).
I use a mix of reaction and gadtools. Here are my questions:
1) When a window object is created with attached layers/gadgets etc, are these all destroyed and resources deallocated when the window object is destroyed? The documentation and ClassAct examples lean toward this being true.
2) Does anyone know of other memory losses in regards to programs running from within the OS3.9 environment (such as memory used by VNC shell etc).
Any help much appreciated... :-D
