Tsbdo> sub get_set
Tsbdo> {
Tsbdo> our @set = map { int rand 1000 } 0 .. 50;
'our' or 'my' - it does not matter.
sorry, this our is result of my looking up for workaraund
Tsbdo> return \...@set;
Tsbdo> }
Tsbdo> {
Tsbdo> my $set = get_set;
Tsbdo> printf "%s\n", join ", ", @$set;
Tsbdo> redo;
Tsbdo> }
Tsbdo> If we run test.pl under perl 5.8, then it will allocate 832 kB DATA
Tsbdo> memory and can work for a long time (my test worked two hours, but 832
Tsbdo> kb was remained all this time)
Tsbdo> If we run test.pl under debian/stable, perl 5.10, then
Tsbdo> expenditure of memory will constantly go up.
Tsbdo> This bug makes impossible using processes which need a long time to
Tsbdo> fulfil
Tsbdo> PS: Typical get_set is replaced to 'new s-Object'
Tsbdo> and return \...@set is replaced to 'bless $link, $class'
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