I have spent the day tinkering with this. There does seem to be some
problem when destructing a view which contains sub-views. It certainly
seems like memory is leaked - have you seen that at all ? I think
constructing / destructing a view (containing sub-views) would be a good
start.
Sorry to hear that this continues to not work properly.
I'm going to have to insist on sample code to test with, because the problem you describe is so general that it's hard for me to even start looking anywhere. Views and subviews are fundamental to MK, top-level views are in fact also subviews (of a hidden row), and the regression tests have failed to detect this problem, so I really wonder where this comes from.
Speaking of which: does MK's "make test" complete successfully on your system?
The GCC you mention is not the latest, but then again it's not ancient either. I don't know of any issues with constructors/destructors/temp-opjects. Just to be safe, make sure you run a test with all optimizations disabled.
-jcw, puzzled
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