On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 02:37:33PM +0200, Leopold Toetsch wrote: > Nicholas Clark wrote:
> >Second question is that optionally perl 5 can run with complete global > >destruction. This is primarily intended for embedded interpreters, where > >the default implementation (just exit the process to free all memory) is > >clearly not an option. Does parrot have any sort of built in ability to > >change mode to force all memory ever allocated to be freed up? > > parrot --leak-test # or the same: > parrot --destroy-at-end > > should free all memory allocated (but doesn't yet). Are these likely to get implemented soon? And will there be a way for anyone embedding a parrot interpreter to easily turn them on via an API? Nicholas Clark
