I came accross this:
A unit that checks for memory leaks in your program.
http://v.mahon.free.fr/pro/freeware/memcheck/
May come handy sometimes...
I came accross this:
A unit that checks for memory leaks in your program.
http://v.mahon.free.fr/pro/freeware/memcheck/
May come handy sometimes...
NecroSOFT - End of line -
Looks very interesting! I've been meaning to ask earlier, but since you brought the topic up, does anyone know of similar tools?
A long time ago I used to use a unit called Snoop - I doubt its been updated but it might still be around.
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The one I use most is MemProof.
I have also used SleuthQA from the now defunct TurboPower, I believe its now available as a public download.
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i never have memory leaks
:roll:
How are you so sure? Have you ever tested your programs ?i never have memory leaks
NecroSOFT - End of line -
I dont think that was a serious reply from aidaveOriginally Posted by NecroDOME
Thanks for the links, I shall give them all a try. :thumbup:
What about a little memory leak contest? :roll:
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1 question i'm not sure of... If i have a class:
Then i create StringList in constructor. Will it be freed if i free TSomeClass object? or if i don't even free it, will it leave in memory when app closes?Code:TSomeClass = class public text: TStringList; constructor Create; end;
I would find it hard to imagine WinXP could not handle and free application's own memory spaces.
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