direct.showbase.GarbageReport

from direct.showbase.GarbageReport import FakeDelObject, FakeObject, GarbageLogger, GarbageReport, b_checkForGarbageLeaks, checkForGarbageLeaks

Contains utility classes for debugging memory leaks.

Inheritance diagram

class FakeDelObject

Bases: object

class FakeObject

Bases: object

class GarbageLogger(name, *args, **kArgs)

Bases: GarbageReport

If you just want to log the current garbage to the log file, make one of these. It automatically destroys itself after logging

__init__(self, name, *args, **kArgs)

class GarbageReport(name: str, log: bool = True, verbose: bool = False, fullReport: bool = False, findCycles: bool = True, threaded: bool = False, doneCallback: collections.abc.Callable[[direct.showbase.GarbageReport.GarbageReport], object] | None = None, autoDestroy: bool = False, priority: int | None = None, safeMode: bool = False, delOnly: bool = False, collect: bool = True)

Bases: Job

Detects leaked Python objects (via gc.collect()) and reports on garbage items, garbage-to-garbage references, and garbage cycles. If you just want to dump the report to the log, use GarbageLogger.

__init__(self, name: str, log: bool = True, verbose: bool = False, fullReport: bool = False, findCycles: bool = True, threaded: bool = False, doneCallback: collections.abc.Callable[[direct.showbase.GarbageReport.GarbageReport], object] | None = None, autoDestroy: bool = False, priority: int | None = None, safeMode: bool = False, delOnly: bool = False, collect: bool = True) → None

destroy(self) → None

finished(self)

getDesc2numDict(self) → dict[str, int]

getGarbage(self)

getNumCycles(self) → int

getReport(self)

notify = <direct.directnotify.Notifier.Notifier object>

run(self)

b_checkForGarbageLeaks(wantReply: bool = False) → int

checkForGarbageLeaks() → int