Garbage collection in trunk

[Kummel62]

Hi,
When I exit Gramps ( in trunk rev 13453) after I have changed database, I get gc messages:
9 like:
gc: uncollectable <DBShelf 0xb137b84c>
and 9 like:
gc: uncollectable <dict 0xb5c20bdc>

Never seen this before. Anything serious?

/Peter


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I have for 3.1.2 (last svn from branch) results like yours if I run an comand line job:
python gramps.py -O "Stammbaum (04.10.2009) GRAMPS 3.1.2x" -f "gramps-xml" -e "D:\GRAMPS\BU\out.gramps"

Opened successfully!
Exporting: file D:\GRAMPS\BU\out.gramps, format gramps.
Cleaning up.
Exiting.
gc: uncollectable <instance 05B496E8>
gc: uncollectable <dict 05B48420>
gc: uncollectable <list 05B49260>

I runned a database 'check and clear' before but without any succes.
How to understand these messages?

-Helge

[Benny Malengier]

2009/10/30 Helge@GRAMPS <Helge.Herz@...>:

>
> I have for 3.1.2 (last svn from branch) results like yours if I run an comand
> line job:
> python gramps.py -O "Stammbaum (04.10.2009) GRAMPS 3.1.2x" -f "gramps-xml"
> -e "D:\GRAMPS\BU\out.gramps"
>
> Opened successfully!
> Exporting: file D:\GRAMPS\BU\out.gramps, format gramps.
> Cleaning up.
> Exiting.
> gc: uncollectable <instance 05B496E8>
> gc: uncollectable <dict 05B48420>
> gc: uncollectable <list 05B49260>
>
> I runned a database 'check and clear' before but without any succes.
> How to understand these messages?

These are objects that python holds no reference to anymore, but
cannot be cleaned by the automatic garbage collection.
As you close the program, that is no problem, as all memory is
released on close anyway.

See http://docs.python.org/library/gc.html , the garbage function.

Benny

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