Hi,

I have been trying to add a MIB parsing capability to my COM object. To get started with libsmi, I have implemented this very simple thing:

1) Add a method on a COM interface that would merely load MIB modules, like so:

STDMETHOD CSomeCOClass::LoadMIB(BSTR MIBFileName) {

char *modulename; char szFileName[MAX_PATH];

WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, MIBFileName, -1, szFileName, MAX_PATH, NULL, NULL);

modulename = smiLoadModule( szFileName);

return S_OK; }

2) Add a call to smiInit() from within the object's initialisation method.

3) Now, a COM client application is performing a series of calls to the method presented above (LoadMIB), each time passing to it a different MIB module (some standard RFC modules).

(A note: the next step would be of course to use further libsmi's APIs to provide actual parsing for the pre-loaded MIBs, but at this time I have been trying to realize whether I can successfully load a decent number of MIB modules.)

The problem is that at some point, after (what seems to be a successful) loading of several MIB files, Visual C++ warns on memory leak and the program is terminated.

My question is, am I missing something in the sample above, is there any other libsmi API that should have been called in addition to smiInit() and smiLoadMOdule() to make it properly load MIB files?

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