There is sometimes a problem with running out of memory when it got fragmented. Is it possible to find the largest free memoryblock ?
I have been told this many times. But I don\'t know WHY...What extra cost is involved when allocating memory from heap? Is it hardware related? Is it related to CPU cycles? So many guesses but no exac
The static analyzer is开发者_Python百科 showing up a leak in this block of code (specifically the link with the copy in it):
If ObjectAlloc cannot deduce type information for the block, it uses \'GeneralBlock\'. Any strategies to get leaks from this block that may eliminate the need of my \'trial and error\' me开发者_运维技
Lets consider following two codes First: for (int i=0;i<10000000;i++) { char* tab = new char[500]; delete[] tab;
I was trying to study different exceptions in Java and came across the OutOfMemoryError and I wanted to see it in work so I wrote 开发者_开发技巧the following program to create infinite objects by cre
I seem to have a fundamental gap in my memory management understanding.The code below is located within a singleton that gets called multiple times within my app to parse data that is downloaded from
I have written a small server application. It stores a lot of data in strings. When stresstesting it, RSS memory grows (spotted by $top).
I\'m making a game and I have a vector of bullets flying around. When the bullet is finished, I do bullets.erase(bullets.begin() + i); Then the bullet disappears. However it does notseem to get rod of
I have got a memory bug that seems to boil down to something happening in a thread. I am having difficulties troubleshooting this.
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