I use HeapAlloc to alloc a huge amount of memory, like 400 MB, but when i check the Memory Usage of my program it really uses like 1 GB.
I have a suite of tests written in C++/CLI that call into a native DLL in order to remotely test a W开发者_JS百科indows CE device.At two points during the test setup process, memory on the native heap
I\'m implementing a heap allocator (malloc), and I need to choose a magic number to check if a given pointer point to a data structure I allocated. It seems obvious to me that no magic number can be
This question already has answers here: malloc() vs. HeapAlloc() (8 answers) Closed 2 years ago. I\'m having code that, for various reasons, I\'m trying to port from the C runtime to one
So I\'ve been thinking about PIMPL and stack allocation. I\'ve been writing a library and decided to use PIMPL to hide the private member of the class. That means I would have a class declared like th
It doesn\'t seem to make sense, unless we just ignore any potential excess space at the beginning of a segment, and then have the first allocated chunk be at the first multiple of 8 (with its correspo
I\'m developing a general purpose library开发者_StackOverflow which uses Win32\'s HeapAlloc MSDN doesn\'t mention alignment guarantees for Win32\'s HeapAlloc, but I really need to know what alignment
First question here. Anyway, here it goes: I have a XAML Windows with a lot of DatePicker controls (DatePicker from the WPFToolkit on CodePlex). Every DatePicker has a default Value of 1/1/1990 and i
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