Memory leak?

[LaxRoth]

Hi, i'm trying to load an xml document from C++ with:




MSXML::IXMLDOMDocumentPtr pXMLDocument (__uuidof (MSXML::DOMDocument)); // main document parsed

hr = pXMLDocument->loadXML (BSTRTemp); /* trying parse string, if success, we have doc object*/


this method uses offensive memory. i have xml files that are about 100MB size.

i feel the function does not clear the memory. anyone an idea?
if i load 3 times the same file, my memory is full.


suggestion? is there a free method or something?


thank you,


lutz

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[LaxRoth]

Can noone help me?

:cry:

[JetDeveloper]

If you use Visual Studio .net there is a nice XMLDocument class with much nicer syntax that avoids any pointers, COM junk, and memory leaks.

[LaxRoth]

unfortunately i have to use msdev 6.0...

[JetDeveloper]

Since it's a ugly COM object I think you'll need to do

pXMLDocument->Release();

each time you are done with the document.

[ranadhir nag]

sorry to re-energize this old chain.But i am gettign heaps load of memry leak in loadxml.Did you get teh solution to your question?

[LaxRoth]

Yes, use newer version of msxml.dll.

Or, if you have a larger document, use a sax parser...

:thumb:

[humptydumpty]

so you are using Dom Parser.that's good Just Go with This Link this will Help you
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=390270&highlight=XML

if still any problem Please let us Know
Thanx

[LaxRoth]

Why should this link help him...i see nothing of interest for his question ?!?