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For my little program

Is this the 400,000 line/100 package "small program"? :)

I did not use threads

I got the notion that you were using threads from your post:

ID 7772: Memory 34200 KB ( 34200 KB) - Peak 34940 KB - Threads 3 - Han
+dles 124 (perl)
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[download]

The only packages I use are: ... perhaps one of them uses threads.

Hm. None of those use threads, (as in Perl Ithreads), that I am aware of.

But Win32::OLE might well use -- or cause to be used -- kernel threads.

But more interesting, is that none of those is XML::Simple as is the subject of How can I free the memory of a XML::Simple-Object?

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In reply to Re: Threads / Refcounts by BrowserUk
in thread Memory Leak Package by Bauldric

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