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When I run the code below in builder 6, it outputs that before the allocation of int * n = new int[10000000], there are 6 heaps, and after there are 6 heaps, and they are the same sizes as before the allocation. When I run this code in MSVS C++ 2008, there are four heaps, and one of them grows...

Hi, how can I get a handle to the CRT heap? How does Borland Builder 6.0 implement the CRT heap? What version does it use if it uses the microsoft one? What is the Borland equivalent of the _get_heap_handle() function which returns a handle to the CRT heap in a MSVS C++ environment? thanks

Hi, I tried the code in BCB 6 console app: class Testclass { public: double val; //~Testclass(){}; }; #pragma argsused int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { Testclass * t1 = new Testclass; t1->val = 0; int s1 = sizeof(*t1); delete t1; int s2 = sizeof(*t1); t1->val = 10...

thanks, that works great: LPMEMORYSTATUS lpBuffer = new MEMORYSTATUS; lpBuffer->dwLength = sizeof(MEMORYSTATUS); GlobalMemoryStatus(lpBuffer); // pointer to the memory status structure cout<<lpBuffer->dwLength<<"\n"; cout<<lpBuffer->dwMemoryLoad<<"\n"...

Hi thanks, what I meant was that there already is a very large application I need to debug which uses forms, but I want to get console input and output as well.. possible?

yes, debug is on in the compiler settings.. There are two projects, the one is a .lib (where I want the breakpoint), the other is a console app

Hi, while debugging in BCB 6.0, the application doesn't stop at my breakpoint! from other forums, I know to try: 1. deleting the .tds file 2. delete precompiled headers 3. close and reopen the project 4. close and reopen builder Of these, only 4. sometimes works for a bit, then it fails again...

I'd like to get a console window up for debugging purposes, even though it's an "Application"; then I can use cin and cout. Is this possible? thanks

I want to write unit tests for a BCB6 app that also cycle through each unit to test for memory leaks.. to do this I need a function that can return the memory used by the process at the time of calling. Is there such a function? thanks