I do not experience that leak at the moment and I'm using Luasql in
production ( 20-25k calls a day ) on fedora core 11.
Either it's been fixed, or it's just that as I coded my scripts using
careful local declaration of the sql stuff ( local var in blocks ) and
calling the garbage collector after some time, it fixed the trouble.
You can always use luasql with the odbc connector if you fear the mysql
one, but the best advice I would give you is to try (ie write a sample
script, use sipp to launch tests on a long period, and then notice if
it leaks... ).
Regards,
Gled
Le 11/07/2010 06:05, D Al a écrit :
The Wiki and comments on this list talk highly of Lua as
the "preferred" language to use with FS, although JavaScript seems to
be very active.
The Wiki also mentions a serious memory leak when using the LUASQL. Is
that still the case? And if so, is there a way to use LUA and access a
MYSQL database that makes sense?