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A new counter MemHeapUsage was added to OSD_MemInfo class to examine program heap size DRAW command meminfo got new option -h (--heap ) to use new counter data The following testcases were changed to use new option -h of DRAW command meminfo myCounters[MemHeapUsage] now will always be refilled every time the OSD_MemInfo::Update() function is called. Fixed testcases to use meminfo -h instead of meminfo -w to detect memory leaks more properly.
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# This TCL script demonstrates memory leak in OCAF Undo/Redo
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#
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# The DRAW command TestOCAF (provided separately) just reads
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# the specified brep file
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# and puts it into the document on a given label.
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# This operation is done and undone several times,
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# and the problem is that each time additional memory
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# (approximately equivalent to the size of shape)
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# is consumed.
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#
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# While obviously it should not be so: even if Undo keeps the
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# shape in memory as delta on Redo, this delta should be cleared
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# by the next operation!
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#
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# The bug persists with any setting of variables MMGT_OPT and MMGT_MMAP
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# (while with different initial size and step) and
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#
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# It seems that either delta is not completely freed, or some
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# other data structures keep the shape memory
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puts "==========="
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puts "BUC60921"
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puts "BUC60954"
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puts "==========="
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pload QAcommands
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# see end of script!
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set BREP [locate_data_file BUC60921.brep]
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#set BREP [locate_data_file Bottom.brep]
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NewDocument D MDTV-Standard
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UndoLimit D 100
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set i_max 10
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set listmem {}
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for {set i 1} {$i <= ${i_max}} {incr i} {
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CommitCommand D
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OpenCommand D
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BUC60921 D 0:1:1 $BREP
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CommitCommand D
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OpenCommand D
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Undo D
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# check memory usage (with tolerance equal to half page size)
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lappend listmem [meminfo h]
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if { [checktrend $listmem 0 512 "Memory leak detected"] } {
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puts "No memory leak, $i iterations"
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break
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}
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}
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