Hmm,
a quick test shows that it runs in constant memory (1.8 MB) with xotcl 1.6.3 and xotcl 1.6.4 under Mac OS X Leopard with Tcl 8.5.7. i just modified the script slightly to make it a complete script (see below).
will check tomorrow on more platforms.
-gustaf neumann
========================== set i 0 time {lappend ::parameter_list parameter[incr i]} 100
Class X X instproc init args { my requireNamespace; ### I need that foreach p [set ::parameter_list] { my parametercmd $p my $p {} } next }
time {X x; x destroy} 1000000 ==========================
Victor Mayevski schrieb:
Hello,
I am using XOTcl 1.6.3, on 64bit Linux platform, with ActiveState 8.6.b2 distribution. The distribution itself is 32bit. I also tried and have the same problem with 32bit ActiveState 8.5.7 version.
The simplest way to reproduce the problem is to do the following:
Class X;
set parameter_list {parameter1 parameter2 .... parameter100}; ### 100 or so values
X instproc init args { my requireNamespace; ### I need that foreach p [set ::parameter_list] { my parametercmd $p; my $p {}; }; next; };
#then run the following
time {X x; x destroy} 1000000
### the above line eats up a lot of memory and it is not being released during destruction of an instance.
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