From: Joe <gar...@us...> - 2005-01-18 21:40:21
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Hello devels, I chose to use matplotlib for a restaurant simulation. It supplied all the features I needed and I was pleasantly surprised. However the people I was doing this project for mentioned that the simulation slowed down to a crawl 10 or so minutes into the simulation. It sounded like a memory leak to me so I investigated and found a 100 KB/sec leak in Windows (via the interpreter as well as frozen with py2exe) as well as in Linux. I narrowed it down to a part of the code where I updated xlim and ylim via Axes::set_xlim, Axes::set_ylim. Commenting that part out yielded no leak, however I lost some critical functionality in my charts (which behave like the Windows Task Manager resource monitor graphs). So I really need this fixed. I will send shortly a test case which replicates the problem. Since the maintainer is out on vacation, I was also wondering if anyone knew enough about the internals of matplotlib that they could give me an idea of which modules (Python or otherwise) are affected by Axes::set_xlim and Axes::set_ylim. Joe |