Re: HELP!! CSocket and CAsyncSocket Consumes Memory Uncontrollably

Which part of "you have a resource leak" do you have trouble
understanding?

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Alexander Nickolov
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"Roger Garrett" <RogerGarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> IT'S WINDOWS VERSION SENSITIVE !
>
> I did some extensive testing of this socket create/delete problem. It
> turns
> out that it is sensitive to which version of Windows it is run under.
>
> I wrote a really simple MFC dialog-based app that basically has a button
> which, when clicked, does a large number of CAsyncSocket creations and
> deletions.
>
> The loop looks like this:
>
> for (n = 0 ; n < nCount ; ++n)
> {
> CAsyncSocket* pSocket = new CAsyncSocket;
> if (!pSocket->Create(0))
> {
> MessageBox("CAsyncSocket::Create failure","Socket problem");
> }
> delete pSocket;
> }
>
>
> By watching the Windows Task Manager I can see that the size of the
> application increases as the sockets are created/deleted. Doing 10,000
> socket
> create/deletes causes the app to increase in size by over 12Mb. That is,
> that
> happens when I run the app under Windows XP Home Edition. If I run it
> under
> Windows 2000 there is no memory problem.
>
> Does Microsoft know about this? Is there some way that I can notify them
> of
> this situation?
>


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