Re: [xml] python bindings initialization

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 01:19:01PM +0200, Stéphane Bidoul wrote:
>   Yes this sounds like an interesting solution, but ... it
> > break in my regression tests. Basically I compile with 
> > --with-mem-debug
> > enabled, i.e. all the memory is allocated, from the start, with
> > the memory debugging shell. Your trick seems to confuse something
> > somewhere, and all regression tests with python now fail with:
> >   paphio:~/XML/python/tests -> ./build.py
> >   Memory leak -422 bytes
[...]
> Hm. I can't reproduce on windows. Any idea?

  okay I fixed it. Basically it requires trapping libxml2.cleanupParser()
to substract the amount of memory actually freed when calling 
xmlCleanupParser() from libxmlMemoryAllocatedBase.
  I now have exactly the same regression tests results as before,
I also tried configuring without memory debug activated by default and
that works too. I just commited this to CVS,

  thanks,

Daniel

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