From: "Dror" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
drorotmi> I know there are the debug callbacks and CRYPTO_dbg_xxx
drorotmi> functions one could use for workaround but still, as a window
drorotmi> programmer, I find the memory handling of the CRT library very
drorotmi> comfortable.
So, what you want to do is callbacks that are really wrappers around
the CRT library functions. Oh, and instead of hacking in mem.c, you
really want to do the following somewher at the start of your application:
CRYPTO_set_mem_debug_functions(
mydebug_malloc,
mydebug_realloc,
mydebug_free,
NULL, NULL);
(The two last are, of course, unless you want to be able to set and
get option bits).
When you write those callbacks, do not forget to check
is_MemCheck_on().
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