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Memory Leak using new statement
so if i do printf("param->List %p", param->List ) ; printf("m_List %p", m_List ) ; befor the execution of Class2->Init(); I will receive Output: 0034a Output: 0034a After execution of Class2->Init(); I will receive Output: 00000 Output: 0034a- flavioe
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Memory Leak using new statement
Miros, The first thing I have learned on C++ is that when you use the new Statement the memory allocated by it will be NEVER freed until a delete statement. Even if in place of ThreadParam * param = new ThreadParam(); I will put a Class1 variable with the name m_ThreadParam like: ThreadParam *...- flavioe
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Memory Leak using new statement
Thanks for the fast answer! param->List is a pointer to a list (the std template list) that is a private member of Class1, and myFlag is the last member of the Class2.- flavioe
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Memory Leak using new statement
I'm realy don't know what is happening with my code, I'm doing a legal memory allocation on one variable and the VC++ 6.0 simply create another variable on the same memory space. The program is very large and I will not post the whole program, I will try to post the relevant part of the code...- flavioe
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
