calling readln causes memoryleak in D5?This is a discussion on calling readln causes memoryleak in D5? within the Delphi forums in Programming Languages category; Would it be possible that many many calls to readln(myFILE, myString) would cause a memory leak? The file is closed other objects are closed, still I loose memory in a function. I have found this on D2 that could be it, testing some things now. http://groups.google.nl/group/comp.l...e87a8c1b5629c1 <<< I discovered that my problem was due to using a string in the readln function. I don't know why (I'm now using an fixed lenght arrays), but I believe it has something to do with unix files not using normal (dos?) EOL char sequences. Readln seems unable to handle unix files properly >>> ... | ||||||||
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 calling readln causes memoryleak in D5? Would it be possible that many many calls to readln(myFILE, myString) would cause a memory leak? The file is closed other objects are closed, still I loose memory in a function. I have found this on D2 that could be it, testing some things now. http://groups.google.nl/group/comp.l...e87a8c1b5629c1 <<< I discovered that my problem was due to using a string in the readln function. I don't know why (I'm now using an fixed lenght arrays), but I believe it has something to do with unix files not using normal (dos?) EOL char sequences. Readln seems unable to handle unix files properly >>> But that's in D2, I presume that would be fixed in D5. Anyone an idea?  |
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