Hi,
I'm writing an own extension in C++, and I have trouble with
memoryleaks. I'm using PHP 4.0.6.
When I enable debug I don't find my leaks, but I do find some other
leaks:
nn4itprotocol.cpp(1359) : Freeing 0x081FC38C (19 bytes),
script=main.phtml
zend_operators.c(441) : Actual location (location was relayed)
Last leak repeated 77 times
Here I use convert_to_string_ex(), should this leak?
html.c(56) : Freeing 0x0819C4B4 (128 bytes), script=main.phtml
Last leak repeated 8 times
Here I use php_escape_html_entities from within my extension, is that a
proper way?
Anyway, the real problem is, I can't find out where the memoryleaks are,
I've tried to overload new/delete functions to use emalloc/efree
instead, but that didn't help me much.
So, my question should be, is there any other way to detect memoryleaks
within PHP?
best regards...
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