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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by sameer <sa...@c2.net> on 1997/01/16 23:07:16 UTC
Re: The majic number is 8192 bytes. Clear_pool, destroy_pool fail is pool has 8192 bytes. (fwd)
Forwarded email about leaks in alloc.c from my guy looking at
this. Anyone have any thoughts? I'm going to look into this in more
detail.
> > Sameer
> >
> > The majic number is 8192.
> >
> > My leak is in the alloc.c
> > If the pool has 8192 bytes,
> > the clear_pool and destroy_pool will fail.
> >
> > Try this ANYWHERE at all:
> >
> > Pool *pLocalPool = make_sub_pool ( USE ANY POOL );
> > Char *pszText = palloc ( pLocalPool, 8192 );
> >
> > int cbInLocalPool = bytes_in_pool ( pLocalPool ); // returns 8192
> > int cbInFreeBlocks = bytes_in_free_blocks(); // returns for example X
> >
> > clear_pool ( pLocalPool );
> >
> > cbInLocalPool = bytes_in_pool ( pLocalPool ); // returns 8192 !!!!!
> > cbInFreeBlocks = bytes_in_free_blocks(); // returns X + 8192
> >
> > destroy_pool ( pLocalPool );
> > cbInLocalPool = bytes_in_pool ( pLocalPool ); // returns 8192
> > cbInFreeBlocks = bytes_in_free_blocks(); // returns X + 8192
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