c++.windows.32-bits - Memory tools?
- news.digitalmars.com (4/4) Oct 13 2002 Anyone know of some cheap (possibly free) tools for catching memory leak...
- Jan Knepper (2/6) Oct 14 2002
- news.digitalmars.com (7/14) Oct 18 2002 I am using MFC. Any tips on where to begin looking for some documentati...
- bw (9/11) Oct 18 2002 the current version's documentation (mfc6?) is online at:
- Walter (4/8) Oct 14 2002 Try mem.h and mem.c in the ctools package (downloadable from
Anyone know of some cheap (possibly free) tools for catching memory leaks and especially checking an applications heap and stack size usage? Thanks, -Bruce
Oct 13 2002
MFC has that kind of stuff included if you are using MFC... "news.digitalmars.com" wrote:Anyone know of some cheap (possibly free) tools for catching memory leaks and especially checking an applications heap and stack size usage? Thanks, -Bruce
Oct 14 2002
I am using MFC. Any tips on where to begin looking for some documentation on this? Thanks, -Bruce "Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.us> wrote in message news:3DAACD60.DDC57AD0 smartsoft.us...MFC has that kind of stuff included if you are using MFC... "news.digitalmars.com" wrote:leaksAnyone know of some cheap (possibly free) tools for catching memoryand especially checking an applications heap and stack size usage? Thanks, -Bruce
Oct 18 2002
In article <aoq2bd$2f7$1 digitaldaemon.com>, news.digitalmars.com says...I am using MFC. Any tips on where to begin looking for some documentation on this?the current version's documentation (mfc6?) is online at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_class_library_reference_introduction.asp but i think the digitalmars cd has mfc docs for 4.21 along with the win32 SDK. The correct docs on the version you have is probably the way to go, the cd sounds like a deal at the price offered. i prefer books but they're getting harder to find and more expensive every day... L8r, bw
Oct 18 2002
Try mem.h and mem.c in the ctools package (downloadable from www.digitalmars.com 's front page). "news.digitalmars.com" <xy attbi.com> wrote in message news:aod5uc$1r1j$1 digitaldaemon.com...Anyone know of some cheap (possibly free) tools for catching memory leaks and especially checking an applications heap and stack size usage? Thanks, -Bruce
Oct 14 2002