Re: how to cleanup the resource of Gtk

[teekay <tony kwok 3web net>]

At 09:33 18-04-01 -0400, you wrote:
> GTK+ doesn't really clean up all that well after itself.  If this is a
> serious problem, you might want to consider doing all your GTK+ stuff in
> a separate process and let the operating system clean up for you.
> -Jonathan

This is very helpful. If you can spare a minute, could you please 
indicate (if this is possible) which types of GTK manipulations are 
particularly "entropic"?  I would hope that a main process with
only a modicum of graphical stuff (kind of graphical "console" 
main window),  might be tolerable. Do I correctly assume that 
a gtk_init()'s in multiple processes control process-specific 
resource collections, and that there is no cross-pollution? 

Do I also correctly assume that this is not the case with tasks? 
- i.e. issuing gtk-init() per-task and terminating the task would 
NOT be a solution?

thanks in advance,
tk

Anthony K. Transportation Systems - no HTML mail please.