On Monday, 25 January 2021 at 11:25:56 UTC, FeepingCreature wrote:
I suspect the memory used by the original data got reused for the associative array somehow. But if the GC is off from program start, that should really not occur. Do you maybe turn the GC off before the AA assignment, but after it's already marked that memory freed? Try turning it off completely from the commandline with --DRT-gcopt=gc:manual
With that option the bytes behind the strings look different, so it has an impact. But sadly it does not help.
- I have comment out all GC.free(). - GC.disable() is called in main. - GC.profileStats.numCollections is 0.
