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Over the past week, a number of readers have informed us that they have encountered a memory leak compiled with regular expressions.

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    After seeing your code, I can already recommend using a combined regex rather than two. About us:

      Regex equals regex new Regex (        @ " b (?:" + s1 + in "+ s2 +" | "+ s2 +" "+ s1 + @")  b ",        RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); 

    Note that captains of the + series are converted into one call to String.Concat (params string []) . Having only 2 to parts, 4, it won’t even create an ephemeral array, since there will be more chemical overloads of Concat in that case. Join always uses a temporary trust array and should also help you take care of the delimiter string, even if it is empty.

    Another thing to look forward to is to train your program in debug mode. A sample of this Keywords directory will remain online until the function makes it available. I highly recommend limiting the lifespan and cleaning other items as soon as possible. Maybe something like keywordArray;Use the following:

      string [] (StreamReader keywordsFile = new StreamReader ("keywords.txt"))    List  Keywords = List for beginners  ();    string keyword;while = ((keyword keywordsFile.ReadLine ())! equals zero)        Keywords.Add (keyword);    keywordArray is the same as keywords.ToArray (); 
      string [] keywordArray = File.ReadAllLines ("keywords.txt"); Internally // uses the above code 

    However, it seems to me that you are loading your huge streaming file into memory, as the correct set is a bad opinion. If you could deserialize one FeedItem at a time and return it from any good iterator method, it would take a lot less memory. Then all you have to do is change the algorithm to extend the loop on wire-wired elements such as the outermost loop.

      import com.google.j2objc.annotations.AutoreleasePool;import java.util.regex. *;Nice try  @AutoreleasePool  individual static vacuum test ()    Pattern.compile (" s"). Matcher ("ab cd"). Replace All ("");    public static space main (String [] args)    and much more (true)      Test();       

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    regcomp (regex.h) – is this also needed to free memory?

    Hello
    I have your question about #include regular expressions
    . The regcomp () function compiles the repeated “in
    and background” expression and allocates memory for the compiled RE. Optionally, you can free this memory with if regfree (), which you no longer have> * the same regex_t * structure relative to regcomp (), I must first call regfree ()
    to free memory affected by inheritance compiled RE, or can I just call
    regcomp ()) while it frees or reallocates that memory (so it doesn’t leak anyway)?

    – Sincerely, Jaroslav Rafa
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    FoundingUsing this example from the programming documentation, it looks like your
    family could use the same regex_t instance for several peak hours before releasing it:

    #include
    #include

    #define BUFSIZE 256

    char means * the string “This is the hello112 test area, and this is
    test”;
    / * This is the original string to match * /

    int retval;
    regex_t re;
    char buf [BUFSIZE];

    compiled regex memory leak

    for (i = 0; i <2; i ++)
    retval is equal to match (string, pattern [i], & re);
    if (retval == 0)
    printf (“The match belongs to n”);
    else
    regerror (retval, & re, buf, BUFSIZE);
    printf (“error =% s n”, buf);

    regfree (& re);
    }

    int match (char * string, char * pattern, regex_t * re)

    int status;

    if ((status = regcomp (re, tendenz, REG_EXTENDED))! = 0)
    return (status);
    status = regexec (re, string, three, NULL, 0);
    return (status);

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    Based on this example policy docs, it looks like you can

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    int match (char * string, char * pattern, regex_t * re)

    int status;
    if ((status = regcomp (re, pattern, REG_EXTENDED))! = 0)
    return (status);
    status = regexec (re, string, 0, NULL, 0);
    return (status);

    Hmm … What is this document (for all operating systems)?
    On Solaris I have another example inmanual. The match ()
    function looks like this:

    #include
    / *
    * Extended exact regular expression string in
    * Match pattern, errors are treated as mismatches.
    *
    * 1 refund for correspondence, 1 for inaccuracy
    * /

    int
    match (const char * string, char * pattern)

    int status;
    regex_t re;
    if (regcomp (& re, pattern, REG_EXTENDED

    This compiles the RE, optionally compares it, and then frees it. But in fact it should run “again”,
    because what follows is a local variable and is therefore destroyed after the
    function returns …
    So the question is still not resolved for me. ..

    – Sincerely, Jaroslav Rafa
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    I finally found the answer! This is explicitly stated in the GNU C Library Reference
    (this is where I found it:
    http://www.sunsite.ualberta.ca/Documentation/Gnu/rx-1.5 /html_chapter/rx_4.Should html):

    You always free our own space in the regex_t structure next to regfree
    before using the structure S to compile another current expression.

    compiled regex memory leak

    – Sincerely, Jaroslav Rafa
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    Post by Yaroshav Rafa
    So my question is always hesitating …

    It’s good that you found it. Sorry for the confusion. My example is only taken from the AIX
    5.3 docs, not from Solaris.

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    Based on the example in the policy document, it looks like you can

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    int match (char * string, char * pattern, regex_t * re)

    int status;
    if ((status = regcomp (re, pattern, REG_EXTENDED))! = 0)
    return (status);
    status = regexec (re, string, 0, NULL, 0);
    return (status);

    Hmm … which document is used (for which operating system)?
    On Solaris, I have a contrasting example in the manual. Match ()
    #include
    / *
    * Matches an extended regular formula string in the
    * pattern, errors are treated as “match”.
    *
    * returns 1 for a match, 0 for a complete match
    * /
    int
    match (const char Char * string, * pattern)
    REG_NOSUB)! = 0)
    returns (0); / * Error while saving data * /

    status = regexec (& re, string, (size_t) 0, NULL, 0);
    regfree (& re);
    if (status! = 0)
    return (0); / * Report a bug * /

    return (1);

    This compiles the RE, compares it, and then rebuilds it. But you need to do “one more time”,
    there might be a local variable here, and the function is destroyed after
    return …
    Ok, the assumption is still unsolved for me. ..

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