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[Liberty-eiffel] memory leak in short
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Laurie Moye |
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[Liberty-eiffel] memory leak in short |
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Fri, 19 Sep 2014 17:22:30 +0100 |
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Hi,
I don't want to start contributing to this list with gripes, so first
can I say how much I appreciate all your effort to give us a usable
GNU-Eiffel.
For use with Small/SmartEiffel, I had created a script which goes
through all the source directories, runs 'short' on them and creates an
index to the resulting html files. I ran this on the Adler release and
it worked away, albeit slowly, and produced 45 html files, but when it
gets to random/gen_rand.e it rapidly consumes my 4G of memory and starts
filling the 20G of swap space with no apparent end.
Here are the details from when I just run short on that one file, and
you can see where it gets to before it starts blowing up.
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ceres/short: short -short -html2
/usr/local/share/liberty-adler/src/doc/random/gen_rand.e
<!DOCTYPE HTML SYSTEM>
<!-- Generated by SmallEiffel short -html2 style hooks -->
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>
GEN_RAND: Eiffel class interface</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
<PRE>
<STRONG>deferred class interface</STRONG> <a
href="gen_rand.html">GEN_RAND</a>
^C
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I tried this on the bleeding-edge git download (release 2014.dev
(Alexander Graham Bell)), and it gives the same result.
Incidentally, should I be using this latest version for trying to get my
old SmartEifel code to work, or is it safer to carry on using Adler?
Am I reporting this bug in the right place?
Best wishes,
Laurie
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