John Gilbert wrote:
>
> Hello Henrik, everyone,
> What I'm worried about, which I think Purify is able to show, is the
> repeated memory
> allocations that are dropped, like 26 * 8kB and 20 * 1kB, and not the
> malloced one time, not freed on shutdown leaks..
Those you should be able to identify by comparing the leak reports of a
short and a longer run, to see if any allocations stick out.
But a runtime leak check might also do the trick (runtime == the leak
check is done while the application is still running, by temporarily
suspending the application and then do a garbage collect of all
allocations)
-- HenrikReceived on Thu May 10 2001 - 10:37:28 MDT
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