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To whom it may concern,
Recently I am wirting a program which use gnome canvas to
display images and the tools I use to display/load image is
gdk_imlib_load_image/gdk_imlib_load_alpha. The performance for using gdk_imlib
to load the image is very good. But unfortunately after I use the program to
load a number of image (It will change the image if key event occur). It eat up
most of my memory and doesn't release it. I try to use the function
gdk_imlib_destroy_image to free the memory used. But whenever I tried to load
the program that function just crash my program. (it work fine if the function
gdk_imlib_destroy_image not used.)
following is my code.
GnomeCanvasItem *drawImage(GnomeCanvasGroup *rtgrp, gchar
*image_name, int x, int y)
{
GnomeCanvasItem *item;
GdkimlibImage *image;
image =
gdk_imlib_load_image(image_name);
item = gnome_canvas_item_new(rtgrp,
gnome_canvas_image_get_type,
"image",
image,
"x", (double)
x,
"y", (double)
y,
"width",
image->rgb_width,
"height",
image->rgb_height,
"anchor",
GTK_ANCHOR_NW,
NULL);
gdk_imlib_destroy_image(image);
return(item);
}
I wish someone can give me any solution regarding to the
above code. As I also tried to use gnome_canvas_pixbuf instead of
gnome_canvas_image. But I find out that when I first run my program it just eat
up most of my memory and the performance to load image is terriblly
slow.
I am using Red Hat 7.0 with CLE installed and gtk+ and
glib version 1.2.8.
Therefore I hope someone may give me any solution to my
problem.
P.S., I also wish to know how to upgrade gnome to 1.2.8 as I
have another computer with Red Hat 6.2 with kernal upgraded to 2.4.0 with
gtk+ and glib upgraded from 1.2.6 to 1.2.8. But the version for gnome is
1.0.1.
many thanks,
Kalvin
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