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Subject: [boost] [task][fiber] question about memory leaks
From: Dorogan' Konstantin (saydex_at_[hidden])
Date: 2010-11-11 03:21:16
Sorry for my "good" english. :)
I'am try to use boost.task 0.4.2 in my project.
I found some leaks in the files handle.hpp and task.hpp related
use_count member initialization. So boost::intrusive_ptr can't release
allocated resources.
After fixing promblem of the use_count initialization, i ran my unit
tests again, but some leaks still living. I discovered that the problem
is in the boost.fiber (v 0.5.1).
If i try to run compiled unit tests of the boost.fiber manually, the
garbage collector of the boost.test shows the leaks. In hopes of finding
the place of data leaks, I perform these tests under Rational Purify,
but Puify reports that no leaks were detected.
Is the garbage collector of the boost.test lies, or the leaks is real!?
Tested environment:
Windows 7 x64, Windows XP
boost 1.42.0
boost.context 0.2.0
boost.task 0.4.2
boost.fiber 0.5.1
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