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Hi! Created application is working toooo slow, looks like there are a lot of memory leaks, there are a lot of pointers. So, please, can you advice some effective tool for run-time errors and memory leaks detection in Visual Studio C++?

Is it possible to play flash without flash-player installed? I heard that SWF file and flash player itself may be included into one EXE file.

Hello! I’m trying to build an app, which should have Flash Player control, which plays SWF from server (certain URL). For Flash Player ActiveX you have to save SWF file to a temporary location to load it and play, isn’t it? You'll have to create a corresponding link that you …

ok i made a class and a new pointer object to the class class *a = new class[50] but at the end i forgot to delete them, now i know this will cause a memory leak which is bad but will the memory leak be gone when i re-start the …

Hello all, I started learning C++ a few days ago, using visual C++. I'm learning from an old textbook. I'm having some errors come up due to heap corruption. The author of this book defined a class matrix and vector (I won't repost the whole thing as it's quite long, …

Hello, I am runing this program this works if I dont delete anything in destructor. If I use delete variable name in destructor then it creates problem. It creates problem when destrctor get called while operator ovrerloading. I think It is trying to delete the memory that has already been …

Hi everyone.. Suppose i have a function : [B]void foo(int ind,float **ptr1,float **ptr2[/B]) that allocates memory using malloc .. - double pointers are much more in reality- I want to use this pointers in other functions too, but when i call them(functions) in main() .. memory leak message appears .. …

Hello, This might not appear like a programming question, but inherently deals with code. I have a following piece of test-code, which has obvious errors like array index out of bounds, memory leak:- [CODE] #include "stdio.h" #include "stdlib.h" main() { int i; char *ptr; ptr = (char*)malloc(5); for(i=0;i<10;i++) { ptr[i]=(char)i; …