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Re: alias and memory leak
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Re: alias and memory leak


  • Subject: Re: alias and memory leak
  • From: Victor Yee <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 08:07:30 -0500

On 17/02/01, Emmanuel wrote:

> At 19:46 +0100 17/02/01, Victor Yee wrote:
> >
> >I asked before if resolving aliases could lead to a memory leak. With a
> >little testing, I've refined the question to: does failing to resolve an
> >alias lead to a memory leak? Well... it does on my computer :-(
>
> Yes. I mentioned it long ago. To such extent that we have implemented in
> our script editor (Smile) a special stupid function named "SmileAlias",
> which returns exactly the same thing as "alias", but without leak.

Thank you.

Is there any resource that has a list of these problems? Or is it something that one learns only through experience.

Victor


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