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Hello, I was recently looking through some of my code and found what I believe to be a memory leak. It is in a function that appends two strings and I am not sure how to resolve it. Here is the function: const char *strapp(const char *str,const char *s) { … |
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Hi all! I'm trying to create a program that produces a memory leak. I have a program that looks like it works, but I was wanting to verify whether it actually is causing a memory leak, and that it's not just some other type of issue. It's in C++, which … |
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currently I'm rewriting old euler solutions into classes so i can store them in a library. I wrote a program that digitizes a number so it can check to see if it a pallindrome, The base class digitize dynamically allocates memory for the size of a number and stores each … |
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Hi everyone! I have written a server client that receives information, does a database transaction and then sends the result back to the client. My client has requested that they be able to view what was received and what was sent in real time. I have used a JTextArea. The … |
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I am pretty new to C#. I am a Borland c++ developer and is used to "newing" and "deleting" objects programmatically. I understand that with C# the garbage collector is responsible for the deleting of objects. It seems though that I have a memory leak. I am developing a SQLServerDBInterface … |
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Hi to all, I have a severe problem with memory when executing my application. At start it merely uses about 14.000 K without doing anything. Then, when the main code starts in a seperate thread, it spikes up to 700.000 K (observed in TaskManager). Program in question is an implementation … |
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