You can write a two functions for allocation and de-allocation. All
allocations and de-allocations should go through those functions.
where you can maintain alloc-count and free-count. At the end of
program you can check these two variables for equality.
Even if you cant find the memory leak. These memory leaks will lead to
crash the device when system try to free them. so use
memptrsetowner(ptr,0) to that allocated memory. so nobody will try to
free that memory and you will not face crashes. you can use this for
critical parts of code which cant me monitored. like Memory allocated
from notification threads or memory allocated from libraries...
Regards,
Sheshu Kumar Inguva.
Quoting Bharathi Kumaraswamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use palmos "emulator" with limited featurs(without
soundstreams...). If you get any memoryleak, emulator will generate
files with memory content and function call stack where this
memory allocated.
Regards,
Sheshu Kumar Inguva.
Quoting Bharathi Kumaraswamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello All,
I need know whether there is any memory leaks in my application.
Is there any way or method to do that?
Thanks
Bharathi
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Thanks for ur reply.
I am developing phone call application and i am unable to test it in
emulator or simulator. I am using Treo 700p device.
I have checked all the functions. But I didn't get any memleaks.
I need know whether i can get any memleaks in certain circumstances.
So, Is there any method to check that?
Bharathi
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