I have a class for manipulating images, making thumbnails etc. When it
runs
under Apache, I find that each process is using up about 50M more than
when
it started.

I have three lines of code that show a similar problem:

$imNew = ImageCreateTrueColor(3000,2000);
ImageJPEG($imNew, '', 75);
ImageDestroy($imNew);

Without the ImageJPEG line, a newly created Apache process goes up by a
few
100K, which I can understand. Add in the ImageJPEG line and it goes up
about
30M. Surely the memory should be released when the image resource is
destroyed.

I have Apache 2.2.0 and PHP 4.4.1 running under Apache. Has anyone else
seen
this?? (It also occurs under Apache 2.0.54 and PHP 4.4.0)

Thanks in advance
Fred Forsyth
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what does ImageJPEG() return? Is it possible, the return object is
saved to some hidden variable like in perl's ?_.

The ImageJPEG() fn returns a bool value, so if it is creating anything
it should clear it as far as I can see.

kevincw01 wrote:[color=blue]
> what does ImageJPEG() return? Is it possible, the return object is
> saved to some hidden variable like in perl's ?_.[/color]

what does it return, true or false?