I posted this thread outlining the problem: http://zennolab.com/discussion/showthread.php?3190-ZennoPoster-Memory-Usage-Increases-amp-Increases-Until-it-Crashes where I was told by Hungry Bulldozer that it was the use of loops that was causing the problem. So, I have completely removed all loops from this new template (which I have attached) and the problem persists.
The new template I've attached here is simply a "torn down" version of the template that was attached to the thread I linked to above. This new template doesn't accomplish anything, it simply proves that the use of JS within a template causes the instance of ZennoPoster.exe to infinitely increase in memory usage until it crashes.
Simply open up the template in zennoposter and play it, and then open up windows task manager. You'll see the instance of zennoposter.exe just continues to use more and more memory, never releasing it even upon successful execution of the template. It will do this until zennoposter crashes because it has reached the maximum allowed usage of memory by a 32-bit program.
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The new template I've attached here is simply a "torn down" version of the template that was attached to the thread I linked to above. This new template doesn't accomplish anything, it simply proves that the use of JS within a template causes the instance of ZennoPoster.exe to infinitely increase in memory usage until it crashes.
Simply open up the template in zennoposter and play it, and then open up windows task manager. You'll see the instance of zennoposter.exe just continues to use more and more memory, never releasing it even upon successful execution of the template. It will do this until zennoposter crashes because it has reached the maximum allowed usage of memory by a 32-bit program.
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