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Thanks for your reply, but I don't see any possible memory leakage here. I have attached the code above.. This one blows up with an empty process method ...

Well, in that code, %tmap keeps growing ; %tmap keeps eating memory ; until %tmap has eaten all the memory; does that make sense to you?

... $tmap ... &process(); ...

That looks suspiciously like you're not coping with scoping, subs should take arguments ...

In reply to Re^3: Enforce Memory Cleanup by Anonymous Monk
in thread Enforce Memory Cleanup by solegaonkar

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