Re: OCIEnvInit() and heavy memmory leaks

Instead of OCITerminate, you should do OCIHandleFree (...Env..)

-KM.

Herode wrote:
> Hi gentlemen,
>
> here is a simplified piece of code for testing resource management :
>
> 1 - the allocation and de-allocation methods :
>
> class COCIEnvironment {
> bool COCIEnvironment::Initialize( BOOL bThreaded )
> {
> m_initMode = bThreaded ? OCI_THREADED : OCI_DEFAULT;
> m_initMode |= OCI_OBJECT;
>
> // Allocation of handle m_pEnv
> ::OCIEnvCreate( &m_pEnv, m_initMode, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL
> );
>
> // Allocation of an error handle
> ::OCIHandleAlloc( m_pEnv, reinterpret_cast< void** >( &m_pErr ),
> OCI_HTYPE_ERROR, 0, NULL );
> return true;
> }
>
> void COCIEnvironment::Terminate()
> {
> ::OCIHandleFree( m_pErr, OCI_HTYPE_ERROR );
> ::OCITerminate( m_initMode );
> m_pEnv = NULL;
> m_pErr = NULL;
> }
> [...]
> };
>
> 2 - the test code :
> COCIEnvironment env;
> cout << "Construction OCIEnvironment" << endl;
>
> for ( int i = 0; i < 20000; ++ i ) {
> env.Initialize();
> env.Terminate();
> }
>
> While performing this loop, the system available memory dramatically
> falls. I loose some 700 Mo in a few seconds. Hence, I suspect heavy
> leaks in the above code, but I am definitely unable to find and explain
> them.
>
> Have you some clues to help me ?
>
Received on Wed Mar 15 2006 - 00:31:57 CST