You won't solve it under PHP 4...

Yes, there's standard debugging if you create a debug build (of PHP too, 
natch). I use good old-fashioned Dependency Walker to find memleaks, but ZE 
does actually give you a printout line if you have anything suspect in a 
debug build at all, thanks to something Jani did last summer (ie probably 
not in 4, but it's useful in PHP 5).

- Steph

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Buczacki" <abuczacki@[...].com> 
To: <php-gtk-general@[...].net> 
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 7:12 PM
Subject: [PHP-GTK] Memory allocation - debug?


>  Well, I still haven't figured out a solution to my memory leak problem, 
>  but I
>  have a few ideas I'd like to try out.  Is there a php debugger that 
>  supports
>  php-gtk _and_ shows when memory is allocated/freed?  Does php-gtk have 
>  standard
>  debugging information compiled into its libraries?  If so, where can I 
>  find some
>  documentation regarding php-gtk debugging?  DBG doesn't seem to like 
>  php-gtk,
>  and I'm worried that other php debuggers will start acting wonky when they 
>  get
>  to the gtk::main() call.
> 
>  Also, I'm still using php-gtk 1 and the Windows binary, if that helps 
>  narrow it
>  down at all.
> 
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