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Re: Container/Holder Destruction [message #45616 is a reply to message #45615]

Mon, 19 September 2005 06:17

IDLmastertobe
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Registered: June 2004

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Thanks for the reply.

I check my heap and found no memory leak in the heap. I am trying to
visualize 3D data and the cleanup won't be called until the graphic window
is closed. When I was working with a 3D data with dimension 52x52x52, the
program works fine. When I used data with dimension 257x257x257, the
memory runs out BEFORE the 3D image appeared. In this case, I can't see
how memory leak will affect me since the cleanup won't be called until I
finish visualing and close the 3D graphic window, which does not even
appear right now. I am using a lot of objects and saving many of them in
a state structure. I think the size of the objects are building up pretty
quickly and eating up my RAM. Am I missing some important information on
where I am wasting my memory? Does anyone have any suggestion on how I
can "save" some memory? I cannot destroy any object BEFORE i close the 3D
graphic window because the object information is needed for the 3D
graphics. But if I don't destroy some of them, I don't think there is
enough RAM for the graphics in my case right now. Thanks for your help.
I appreciate your time.

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		Re: Container/Holder Destruction By: IDLmastertobe on Mon, 19 September 2005 16:46
		Re: Container/Holder Destruction By: Antonio Santiago on Mon, 19 September 2005 06:35
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		Re: Container/Holder Destruction By: Antonio Santiago on Mon, 19 September 2005 04:22

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