I have an object method that allocates quite a bit of memory through fillung up an array. I then pass that array back to the calling program. Now, if I destroy the array that I passed back (though an undef), the memory still seems to be allocated by the object. I can reuse it (through method calls to the same instatiated object), but the memory is not freed until I destroy the object or the interpreter exits. Is this normal perl behavior for an object?
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