>>>>> "M" == M <mal@lemburg.com> writes:
M> It would be easier to simply move the Py_DECREF() in front of
M> the cleanup code for the free list. That way, unicode_empty
M> would be placed on the free list, but then immedialtely cleaned
M> up by the following code.
I know that's the obvious fix -- and it was the first thing I tried,
but it doesn't work! (I thought I mentioned that in my original
message).
Verifying after a cvs up still shows unicode_empty leaking (I loop
through the Py_Initialize/Py_Finalize loop 10 times):
-------------------- snip snip --------------------
240 bytes 10 chunks allocated at unicodeobject.c, 227
malloc()
_PyUnicode_New() unicodeobject.c, 227
_PyUnicode_Init() unicodeobject.c, 5217
Py_Initialize() pythonrun.c, 125
main()
30 bytes 10 chunks allocated at unicodeobject.c, 230
malloc()
_PyUnicode_New() unicodeobject.c, 230
_PyUnicode_Init() unicodeobject.c, 5217
Py_Initialize() pythonrun.c, 125
main()
-------------------- snip snip --------------------
So let me step through the code and figure out what's wrong...
-Barry
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