Re: how to detect circular reference caused mem leaks on win32

SM>> Well, all zvals (with all properties) in the circle are not freed, meaning SM>> more properties you have for the zval, more you lose. However, loss is not SM>> so huge (some 80-100 bytes per zval), so unless you have millions of them Actually, this is wrong. Obviously, how much is in the zval is dependant on the data zval holds. objects use more memory because of the hash table they contain. But if you are too worried about this, you could write a destructor method and call it every time before you do unset on the variable. -- Stanislav Malyshev stas@zend.com +972-3-6139665 ext.106