AL>> In fact it doesn?t matter whether it?s caused by circular references, AL>> but I?m using multiple circular references and I wonder if I?m running AL>> into mem problems anywhere and perhaps should unleak them manually be AL>> unsetting them.
PHP doesn't have real (long-living) memory leaks from circular
references. You shouldn't worry about this.
This leaks are cleaned up at the end of the request only, I´d call it long-living (until death). You´re really sure that I´ve not to worry about it in every case? If you could explain when (exactly) these leaks are created the whole issue would be easier to understand.
I´ll ask as lot as possible, because I´ll plan to document this after all questions are answered...
regards
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