[xml] Re: Newbie memory allocation problem with xmlDocDumpFormatMemory
- From: Victor Ng <crankycoder gmail com>
- To: xml <xml gnome org>
- Subject: [xml] Re: Newbie memory allocation problem with xmlDocDumpFormatMemory
- Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 15:06:13 -0400
Thanks Daniel,
I have a long running process where I process lots of XML documents.
Is there any reason I should worry about unbounded memory consumption
in the XML parser if I'm processing lots of documents?
When I'm running my unittests, I seem to have a fixed amount of memory
being used: 422 bytes which I can only assume are being allocated by
the parser.
Should it be fairly safe to assume that I don't even have to bother
with calling xmlCleanupParser() as long as I cleanup everything else I
use?
Also - where is xmlFree(*ptr) defined?
Currently I'm directly calling xmlMemFree(*ptr) - my C is quite poor -
I normally program in Python so I'm not sure which header file to find
xmlFree in. I don't see the xmlFree definition in xmlmemory.h.
I'm using the OSX version of libxml2 - 2.5.4.
vic
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