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Track memory allocation
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Track memory allocation

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NAME
Dash::Leak - Track memory allocation

SYNOPSIS
Quick summary of what the module does.

BEGIN {
# enables operation of Dash::Leak, leaksz is a nop without this
$ENV{DEBUG_MEM} = 1;
}

use Dash::Leak;

{
leaksz "block label";
# some code, that may leak
}
# If your code leaked, you'll be noticed about change
# of process vsize after leaving block

leaksz "tests begin";
some_operation($arg);
leaksz "some_operation", sub {
warn sprintf "We leaked after some_operation($arg) by %+d kilobytes;", shift
};
another_operation();
leaksz "another_operation";
# ...

use Dash::Leak sub { ... }; # Will call this cb for every alloc, instead of warn

EXPORT
Export of this module is "virtual", by using Devel::Declare. When
$ENV{DEBUG_MEM} is true, it will work, when false, this opcodes will be
ignored, like with "leaksz ... if 0";

FUNCTIONS
leaksz $label, [$cb->($delta)]
Starts tracking current block. If something changed since last note,
notice will be warned. If callback is passed, it will be invoked instead
of warn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
* Thanks to knevgen () for linux version
patch

AUTHOR
Mons Anderson, ""

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2010 Mons Anderson, all rights reserved.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl itself.