Jeremy,
It works!
I had to take the 5.8.9 version. Firstly I try to take perl 5.10 and 5.12
versions but both suffer from this memory problem.
Thank you for your great help!
Regards
Waldemar
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> On 23.03.2011 15:42, Jeremy White wrote:
> > I'm not sure the approach I use would help you as I draw the whole
> > screen (fonts, graphics, backgrounds etc). I've looked at this again,
> > and I think I've fixed the bug within Win32::GUI. You mentioned that you
> > built Win32::GUI from scratc
On 23.03.2011 15:42, Jeremy White wrote:
> I'm not sure the approach I use would help you as I draw the whole
> screen (fonts, graphics, backgrounds etc). I've looked at this again,
> and I think I've fixed the bug within Win32::GUI. You mentioned that you
> built Win32::GUI from scratch, so if you
> One more thing - maybe important. This background color problem is not
> neccesary connected with a memory. I think that maybe the bigger problem is
> that it rises the GDI object counter. Please compare difference between Perl8
> and Perl10 - in Perl 5.8 in principle the memory is stable wh
One more thing - maybe important. This background color problem is not
neccesary connected with a memory. I think that maybe the bigger problem is
that it rises the GDI object counter. Please compare difference between Perl8
and Perl10 - in Perl 5.8 in principle the memory is stable whereas in P
Dnia środa, 23 marca 2011 o 13:46:46 Jeremy White napisał(a):
> > Probably I am mixing something. I wrote another variant of the script: >
> > test.pl:> ##> #!/usr/bin/perl
> > -w> use strict;> use warnings;> use Win32::GUI qw();> my $i = 0;
>
> Ok:) as soon
> Probably I am mixing something. I wrote another variant of the script: >
> test.pl:> ##> #!/usr/bin/perl -w> use
> strict;> use warnings;> use Win32::GUI qw();> my $i = 0;
Ok:) as soon as I saw your code, I can see the problem...The problem is:
-backgro
Jeremy I've forgotten to send it to the list so it is the second copy...
Dnia środa, 23 marca 2011 o 11:22:52 napisałeś:
> > > Vista and Windows 7 have larger default values, but you really need to
> > > work out why you are using so many GDI objects. It shouldn't be that
> > > high...
> >
> > I
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