Håkon Harnes

+1 Also very exited for this! Didn't know you were also working on an iOS version. Are you planning on synchronizing highlights and bookmarks between the desktop/mobile apps or will...

> I am curious if there is any demand for that at all? Yes. When reading papers for my master's thesis I used to read papers on my iPad and...

> Shouldn't this be fixed in the upstream sqlite repository? I just checked, and it's already fixed in the sqlite repository: ```c static void *sqlite3MemRealloc(void *pPrior, int nByte){ struct MemBlockHdr...

@ahrm I've updated the original PR description.

> simply expecting it to be installed and accessible from qmake and asking the user to make them discoverable by qmake? This would be the best solution (it's also the...

You can debug this using tools such as Valgrind or cppcheck. Valgrind is dynamic and will check for leaks at runtime, while cppcheck will just statically analyzes the code. ##...

The biggest offenders seem to be in the `pdf_process_Do` function in `pdf_interpret.c`: ``` ==360950== 4,152,640 bytes in 3 blocks are still reachable in loss record 1,387 of 1,387 ==360950== at...

> I can confirm opening up a pdf with only text document does not cause memory leaks or RAM usage blowing up. That confirms my suspicion that the memory leak...

> I have not been able to reproduce this issue even on PDFs with images. @ahrm This is on Windows, right? I can try to see if I replicate the...

> The biggest offenders seem to be in the `pdf_process_Do` function in `pdf_interpret.c`: This file is in MuPDF, so I wonder if the memory leak is due to a bug...