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  1. dangav

    xalloc win/unix

    PS - In answer to your comment "But there is no breakpoint anywhere in my code!" Have a look at the article in MSDN titled "Using Macros for Verification and Reporting" _CrtDbgBreak() is an MS routine and acts as an in-code breakpoint. Its used by the _ASSERT and _ASSERTE macros to break...
    • dangav
    • Post #5
    • Forum: C
  2. dangav

    xalloc win/unix

    Hi, I've encountered an error on the same line, and have found the cause but no MS-supported fix. I'll reiterate here what I found in case its of use to you... First of all, does your code do a high number of memory allocations? Basically in debug builds "lRequest" is the number of memory...
    • dangav
    • Post #3
    • Forum: C

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