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bindery.parse(...) leaks roughly 200x more memory than the size of the XML document that it's parsing. A 1KB document leaks about 200KB of RAM, which quickly adds up for long running processes performing repeated parsing.
In addition, each parse(...) call adds un-collectable objects to Python's variable reference tracking system, and adds O(1) CPU processing time overhead - perhaps because of the ever-growing reference-tracking load.
bindery.parse(...) leaks roughly 200x more memory than the size of the XML document that it's parsing. A 1KB document leaks about 200KB of RAM, which quickly adds up for long running processes performing repeated parsing.
In addition, each parse(...) call adds un-collectable objects to Python's variable reference tracking system, and adds O(1) CPU processing time overhead - perhaps because of the ever-growing reference-tracking load.
How to reproduce:
Compare this to a well behaved parser:
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