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> The best would be to explicitly release all memory at exit, but I don't think that it's worth it in Python 2.7 (...)
Python 2.7 "leaks" a lot of memory at exit...
==18497== possibly lost: 5,665,418 bytes in 27,453 blocks
==18497== still reachable: 8,530,840 bytes in 57,856 blocks
... but the operating system releases the memory anyway when the process exit. Technically, it's not a major issue unless you embed Python into an application. But again, it's Python 2.7: I suggest to focus efforts in the master branch. |
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