Re: Performance issue with new gtk 2.0 for win32

 Tor,

 The new build with the latest still shows the same behavior, i.e. when the
windows is minimized and maximized again, memory is freed up - In my test, I
left it running for about one day -- it went up to 5MB, when minimized and
maximized, it went down to 3MB. (Before, the same time priod would cosume about
40MB).

 It is, however, much better then the 2.0.6 realease.

 Is this due to the fact that MS Windoze expects us to redraw the areas whn a
overlay event happens?


 Anyhow, great job and thanks for your hard work!
 Harring.


--- Tor Lillqvist <[email protected]> wrote:
> Harring Figueiredo writes:
>  > Do you know why the momory goes up to 80 MB and then goes back down ?
> (Bill
>  > also reported the same problem.)
> 
> Well, there *used* to be a "non-permanent" leak kinda like that in
> GDK/Win32, present at least in the previous binary build. The test
> program that demonstrated it kept growing, and then if you minimized
> it, its size shrank dramatically, and started growing slowly again if
> unminimized. But that leak definitely should be gone in the
> 2.0.9-20021201 build. There can of course be something similar still
> present, or in the backend-independent parts even.
> 
> --tml
> 
> 
> 


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