ncsim will consume an increasing ammount of memory when a function has an output port that return an associative array which was not initialized. My simulator version is 12.10-s011.

Below is a code example to reproduce the failure. The code is inside a class (uvm_object):

function void a_function(output bit ret_val[int]);

// empty 

endfunction : get_cov

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