fixed a memory leak that caused the pe file to be access locked.#386
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erocarrera merged 1 commit intoerocarrera:masterfrom Jan 11, 2024
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Thanks!, I've checked and this change frees plenty of unreachable objects upon close. |
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this fixes an issue similar to #356 that exists when using with python312 and 311, I didn't test with other versions.
couldn't find where the leak is, so
gc.collect()from the gc module is used at the end of the_close_data()function to clear all unreachable and uncollected memory and release the file access lock.