Bug #9223 Updated: recode_string leaks memory
| From: | sebastian@php.net | Date: | Thu, 25 Oct 2001 08:41:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #9223 Updated: recode_string leaks memory | ||
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ID: 9223
Updated by: sebastian
Reported By: rr@nci.ch
Old Status: Suspended
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Recode related
Operating System: SuSE-Linux 7.0
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
New Comment:
Fixed with GNU recode 3.6.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-04-28 23:30:12] sniper@php.net
Suspended is better..
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[2001-03-08 12:12:09] stas@php.net
Better be in 'Analyzed', to know the problem still exists.
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[2001-03-08 11:46:32] stas@php.net
Seems that this is a recode memory leak, not PHP's. At least
Insure says that recode library is leaking memory all over
the place. You may want to contact recode developers.
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[2001-02-12 05:33:56] rr@nci.ch
I use the following procedure to recode records that are read in from a dbase file. If I run this
script for all the 3500 records in the dbase file the apache server process uses 150MB of memory.
function recodeDBF($dbfin) {
$dbfout=array();
while( list($key, $inval) = each($dbfin) ) {
$dbfout[$key]=recode_string("pc..l1",trim($inval)); // A LOT OF MEMORY
// $dbfout[$key]=trim($inval); // NORMAL MEMORY USAGE
}
return $dbfout;
}
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