[Thomas Baudelet <thomas.baudelet@xxxxxxxxx>]

    Hi Devs,
    
    When Wireshark profiles are correctly tuned (few protocols, disabled
    TCP reassembly & analysis, bytes tracking, timestamps
    calculations, IP defrag), tshark memory doesn't grow at all.
    
    Simply adding a simple Lua script with 1 listener and 1 field,
    without doing nothing with them, then the memory grows along with
    pcap file.
    
    As tshark memory alone doesn't grow due to correct profile, I'd have
    expected Lua to forget about all values also on each
    Listener.packet() loop, but it doesn't seem to be coded like this.
    
    Lua script by itself doesn't consume that much memory according to
    collectgarbage("count").
    
    So it seems that Lua+Listener+Field is forcing { tshark / Lua } to
    collect all packets as if some reassembly was asked.
    
    Anybody has some hints about this, the section of code involved here
    ?
    
    And most important : is there a way to prevent the memory growing !
    
    Thanks,
    Thomas