I found places where I have memory leaks in my code
with the use of _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks();
Now, I'm trying to use _CrtSetBreakAlloc() to locate
the instances of memory leaking in my code.
I've added the line _CrtSetBreakAlloc(87); to find the
87th instance, but I'm not sure how to get Visual Studio
to respond to this command. I recompile, run the debugger,
but can get a response from the command.
Re: PgSp and Paging Space ... Also..I have this doc on memory leaks i have attached... ... I have an admin here who is trying to run a fairly simple command on AIX, ... I had him run the command while I monitored the system with "topas".... I see that Paging Space never moves from 99% Free, ... (AIX-L)
Re: memory leak?? ... >> seems that I've seen it increase overnight when I had mozilla shut ... > unfortunately in linux the dd command seems to take it's buffer space ... > from the large buffer pool and or ufs cache so the size doesn't change ... > as for 2.6.8 memory leaks: it's not impossible but is doubtful. ... (alt.os.linux)
Re: Finding memory leaks through ps command ... > What are the parameters/arguments of 'ps' command can be used to track ... > whether there are memory leaks from a process in its long run? ..."Nullus Anxietas"... (comp.unix.programmer)
Re: Finding memory leaks through ps command ... > What are the parameters/arguments of 'ps' command can be used to track ... > whether there are memory leaks from a process in its long run? ...raghavendra.... (comp.unix.solaris)
Re: Finding memory leaks through ps command ... > What are the parameters/arguments of 'ps' command can be used to track ... > whether there are memory leaks from a process in its long run? ...raghavendra.... (comp.unix.programmer)
