OCCI leaks under Solaris 8

Question

Server: 9.2
OS: Solaris 8
Compiler: Sun WS 6 Update 2
environment = MUTEXED
Here is a dump from dbx/showmemuse -a
942912 61% 52 18132 my_malloc < kpummapg
286964 18% 7 40994 lxldlod < lxdlobj
148650 9% 1 148650 my_malloc < kpummealloc < kpuiniSG < kpummpin < kpuenvcr < OCIEnvCreate < oracle::occi::Environment::createEnvironment < main
20302 1% 1 20302 lxldlbb < lxlinit < kpummpin < kpuenvcr < OCIEnvCreate < oracle::occi::Environment::createEnvironment < main
18432 1% 9 2048 nlhtnsl < nlhthnew
17776 1% 1 17776 my_malloc < kpummealloc < kpuinit0 < kpuenvcr < OCIEnvCreate < oracle::occi::Environment::createEnvironment < main
11872 <1% 2 5936 calloc < nsgbliuc
10350 <1% 5 2070 calloc < nsbGetBFS
6848 <1% 2 3424 calloc < nsgbliuc
4264 <1% 1 4264 slwmmgetmem < lmmrist < lpminitm < nau_viat < nau_gettab < nau_ini < nainit < nsnainit
4200 <1% 1 4200 calloc < nngsini_init_streams < nncpcin_maybe_init < nnfgiinit < nnfgainit < nnfun2a < nnfsn2a < niqname
3468 <1% 1 3468 lpmrist < lpminitm < nau_viat < nau_gettab < nau_ini < nainit < nsnainit < nsopen
3192 <1% 7 456 calloc < nlemfins
3180 <1% 8 397 calloc < nsmal
2382 <1% 15 158 operator new < std::basic_string<char,std::char_traits<char>,std::allocator<char> >::__getRep
2132 <1% 1 2132 lxlinit < kpummpin < kpuenvcr < OCIEnvCreate < oracle::occi::Environment::createEnvironment < main
1704 <1% 2 852 calloc < nsgbliuc
1704 <1% 2 852 calloc < nsgbliuc
1704 <1% 2 852 calloc < nsgbliuc
1704 <1% 2 852 calloc < nsgbliuc
Environment was created as:
env = Environment::createEnvironment (Environment::THREADED_MUTEXED,0, my_malloc, m
y_realloc, my_free);
my_* functions:
void * my_malloc(void * ctx, size_t len);
void * my_realloc( void * ctx, void * p, size_t len);
void my_free(void * ctx, void *p);
void * my_malloc(void * ctx, size_t len)
return malloc(len);
void * my_realloc( void * ctx, void * p, size_t len)
return realloc(p, len);
void my_free(void * ctx, void *p)
return free(p);
Can't stop this leak! Does anyone have the same problem?
Is there an entry point I can call to do the garbage collection?
It is an obvious leak, I'm surprised Oracle did release
such an obvious bug!
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Peter

Answer 1

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