I made a simple project with nothing but one button and one listbox in a
window. The button just creates a dump file by calling DebugDumpObjects. I
compile the project for Mac and run the compiled app.
I click the button to create a dump file and note the number of bytes in the
heap. I close the window and then choose "New Window" to create a new
instance. I click the button and create a second dump file. The number of
bytes in the heap has grown by 71.
In fact, the heap continues to grow by 71 each time I close and open the
window. If I remove the listbox, the heap size stays the same. Does that
constitute a leak, or is it something I just don't understand about RB
memory management?
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Steve Schacht
shot at frontier dot net
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