> Now, I want to optimize the memory using by my program, and
> I've downloaded 'Rational Purify', in order to test it.

NB that Purify will not provide any profiling/optimization hints, but
it will detect memory leaks, buffer under-/overruns, invalid pointer
reads etc.

As Herb Chong pointed out, Purify should integrate with VC++ at
install time and give you some handy toolbar buttons that you can use
in Visual Studio.

If you want to go for the command-line option, make sure you have the
purify install- and cache directories in your path (normally SET
PATH=%PATH%;C:\progra~1\rational\purify;C:\progra~1\rational\purify\ca
che) and run:

# (your nmake line)
# purify /replace=yes /run=no myexecutable.exe

This will replace your executable with an instrumented version that
will load the Purify GUI at start-up.

Good luck,
 Martin.

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Martin Kalen
Software Engineer
TODAY Systems, Inc.
http://www.todaysystems.com.au/
Tel +61-3-9536 3900 - Fax +61-3-9536 3901


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