Hello,<br>I am pretty new and inexperienced so forgive me if any of this is incorrect, any corrections would be appreciated.<br><br>I am currently using Dot/Graphviz libaries of boost to create a graph. However my graph is huge, to the point where memory will run out. I have devised an algorithm to remove edges/and vertex that are unused when I am done with them.<br>
<br>When an vertex/edge is added using read_graphviz function the following happens:<br>the vertex/edge is added to some data structures, as well as the function add_vertex and add_edge are called.<br><br>I think memory management is pretty straight forward for those situation.<br>
<br>The issues that I think will be of some concern is that in order to map names and properties of these vertex, data is added via dynamic properties. From what I have seen there is no way of removing information from these dynamic properties. (So even if I remove the vertex/edges there is still some residue left in the dp).<br>
<br>My question is this correct? Are there functions to remove a certain vertex/edge dynamic property or is this done using the function remove_vertex/edge. From the source code I have seen there is no such thing.<br><br>
Do I need to edit the dynamic property class and make a special delete function, or am I incorrect in my thinking?<br><br>Any Advice is appreciated, Thanks!<br>EF<br>