Re: [Xen-devel] [PATCH] Fix memory leaks in libxc python binding

> > Reference counters are not correctly decreased for python object in several
> 
> I am curious how did you find this? Is there a python 'valgrind' that
> can help track this? Or is there a python flag to be report such 
> abnormalities?

None that I know of. I just used the source code. I found it because long
running xend managed by libvirt was consuming increasing amount of memory.
From the only repeatedly executed command virsh list I got to xm info and
xc_physinfo(). And then I just looked for all other calls to PyDict_* and
PyList_Append and fixed them.

Jirka

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