[fix] Solve the memory leak problem.#8
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Solve the serious memory leak problem caused by unreleased PNET while Detect() is called many times.
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Solve the serious memory leak problem caused by unreleased PNET while Detect() is called many times.
Hello, I really appreciate your work.
When I used this code, I found that frequent calls to the Detect() method (I only instantiated one MTCNN object) resulted in an abnormal increase in memory.
Finally i found that in the mxnet_mtcnn.hpp, you have said "PredictorHandle PNet_; //PNet_ will create and destroyed frequently", but there is no release of PNet in the source code.
I see that you have written the destroy function for Pnet, so I wonder if you forgot to add it. When I tried to add it, the memory leak problem never happened again.