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Hi, |
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On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 18:14:02 +0200 |
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gwe <gwenjo@××××.fr> wrote: |
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> > Ah yes, I wasn't aware that there was a function for this. You should |
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> > definitely use this in place of the delete statement because it will do |
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> > deeper cleaning. |
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> the GTK Api said gtk_exit is deprecated and should not be used. |
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> In fact, i'm very astonished because it's not the first software with GTK |
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> I wrote but it's the first time that I have this problem. |
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> It's so recent |
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OK, I didn't counter-check it and was probably reading some outdated |
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documentation. I was just searching for some kind of cleanup function |
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and thought I found it. So it's probably in fact a gtk memory leak. Are |
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you by chance running non-x86? That might explain why it passed some |
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tests though buggy on that arch... |
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OK, I'm out of suggestions :-) Maybe a manual delete would help, but I |
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somehow doubt that (cleanup is probably done by gtk_main_quit() now?) |
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-hwh |
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