Re: memory leaks in DOMString and DOM_Document

[Pallavi Mahajan]

off course i do  delete the array.
my code is:
char *p = s.transcode();
cout << p;
delete [] p;
 

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1. printing a DOMString
The "<<" operator has been overloaded in the DOMPrint example
and UMR is encountered in the following line:
            char *p = s.transcode();
-->          delete[] p;

Regards,

Peiyong Zhang
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Pallavi Mahajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@baypackets.com on
05/17/2001 06:57:07 PM

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Subject:  memory leaks in DOMString and DOM_Document

Hi,

Testing for memory leaks, UMR (Uninitialized Memory Read) was encountered
for:

1. printing a DOMString
The "<<" operator has been overloaded in the DOMPrint example
and UMR is encountered in the following line:
            char *p = s.transcode();

2. creating a Document
UMR is encountered in the following line:
            DOM_Document doc = impl.createDocument(0, rootElementName,
DOM_DocumentType());

How do we solve the above problems?

Regards,
Pallavi.

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