Answer:
There many ways to find memory leaks, One of the ways is by
using MFC class. And another way is using Purify tools...
CMemorState is a MFC class by which we can find the memory
leaks. Below is a sample code to find the same.
#ifdef _DEBUG
CMemoryState oldState, newState, diffState;
oldState.Checkpoint();
#endif
int* a = new int[10];
#ifdef _DEBUG
newState.Checkpoint();
if(diffState.Difference(oldState, newState))
{
TRACE0("Memory Leaked");
}
#endif
using MFC class. And another way is using Purify tools...
CMemorState is a MFC class by which we can find the memory
leaks. Below is a sample code to find the same.
#ifdef _DEBUG
CMemoryState oldState, newState, diffState;
oldState.Checkpoint();
#endif
int* a = new int[10];
#ifdef _DEBUG
newState.Checkpoint();
if(diffState.Difference(oldState, newState))
{
TRACE0("Memory Leaked");
}
#endif
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