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[Boston.pm] Is there a way to search for referrers?: msg#00043lang.perl.perl-mongers.boston
Using Devel::Peek or Internals (from CPAN), you can find out the refcount of a thing. I would like to go a step further and list what objects/data bits refer to the thing. I realize this probably requires exhaustively searching all the symbol tables or something like that, but it should be theoretically possible, if computationally expensive. The reason I want to do this is that we have some objects that are not being DESTROYed when we expect, and thus not closing their database handles. We have tried figuring out where the circular reference is by inspecting our code to no avail. (We reason that if we can find out what points to our object soon after creation, references that would later be circular are not yet so and we should be able to find them). Is there a module that does this? Or perhaps a function of the debugger? Thank you kindly for any pointers. - Alex Aminoff BaseSpace.net
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