i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over within a loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop, will that be a problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop. sample function as below:

void[] [char[]] dict;
void[] [char[]] temp;

function test()
{
  for (..) {
    for (...) {
       temp[name]=value;
    }
    dict~=temp;
    temp=null;
  }
  ..do something with dict...
}

thank you for you help

Reply to ViktorKrescvohn,

> i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over
> within a loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop,
> will that be a problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop.
> sample function as below:
> 
> void[] [char[]] dict;
> void[] [char[]] temp;
> function test()
> {
> for (..) {
> for (...) {
> temp[name]=value;
> }
> dict~=temp;
> temp=null;
> }
> ..do something with dict...
> }
> thank you for you help
> 

No, AA's are built in the GC heap so it can't leak.

BCS Wrote:

> Reply to ViktorKrescvohn,
> 
> > i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over within a loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop, will that be a problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop. sample function as below:
> > 
> > void[] [char[]] dict;
> > void[] [char[]] temp;
> > function test()
> > {
> > for (..) {
> > for (...) {
> > temp[name]=value;
> > }
> > dict~=temp;
> > temp=null;
> > }
> > ..do something with dict...
> > }
> > thank you for you help
> > 
> 
> No, AA's are built in the GC heap so it can't leak.
> 
> 

what about normal arrays, and thank you very much

On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 11:23 PM, ViktorKrescvohn <viktor_kv7@bhecn.net> wrote:
> what about normal arrays, and thank you very much

Everything you allocate is garbage-collected.  Arrays, AAs, classes - _everything_.

Reply to Jarrett,

> On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 11:23 PM, ViktorKrescvohn
> <viktor_kv7@bhecn.net> wrote:
> 
>> what about normal arrays, and thank you very much
>> 
> Everything you allocate is garbage-collected.  Arrays, AAs, classes -
> _everything_.
> 

unless you break out malloc, but you basicly never need to.