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Article #5989Re: Ibrowe R5 memory leak?
From: John S. Burger
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 08:40
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 08:40
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On or about 28-Mar-96 23:50:54 HARRY JULIAN MIKTARIAN typed the following
words about "Ibrowe R5 memory leak?". My reply is thus...
Hi HARRY,
HJM> I've seen a variety of complaints regarding release 5 of Ibrowse, and to
HJM> be honest I have none of these problems. My problem is that when using
HJM> Ibrowse It eats all my chip mem after awhile and refuses to release it
HJM> during or after operation. Nobody has mentioned this, so am I the only
HJM> one with this problem?
No, you are not the only one. I have that problem here but only after many
hours of browsing.
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