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Date Posted: 06:38:22 05/10/00 Wed
Author: Michel
Subject: Re: Resource leak
In reply to: Larry 's message, "Resource leak" on 10:28:43 05/09/00 Tue


Hi Larry,

Could you email me a very small program (.dpr/.dfm/.pas file) where you experience this. I'll run it with MemProof and have a look at the results.

Best regards,

Michel

> We are losing GDI resources in our application. Every
> time we use Envision T???Graphics we lose some GDI
> resources. When we exit our application, we appear to
> get it all back.
> We dynamically create a TImage and a T???Graphic.
> A T???Graphic LoadFromStream is done, then
> TImage->Picture->Graphic=T???Graphic. We StretchDraw
> this to our canvas, then delete TImage.
> Are we doing something that would cause the exhaustion
> of GDI resources?

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