What is difference in memory management of variables a and b? Are they both similar static variables but visibility of b is local?
I\'m trying to allocate a block of memory and then copy data into that space. I made this simple program and it doesn\'t do what I expect it to do. Could someone please point out my faulty reasoning.
I am building a .NET windows service which is using an unmanaged C++ dll. both of my service and the c++ dll are using multi threading.
I am working on a .Net 3.5 application designed specifically for a high-powered PC that does lots of data manipulation and computation. I recently encountered a need for a 4000 x 5000 two-dimensional
I have a really large loop in my program, and I use a lot of temporary and instance variables. As my loop keeps running, the program uses up more a开发者_JAVA技巧nd more memory until it crashes. Can I
When running the same java process (a jar) under Windows and Linux (Debian) the Linux proces uses a lot more (12MB vs 36 MB), just from starting up. Even when trying to limit the heap size with -Xmx/X
In Win32 in order to paste data into the clipboard I have to call GlobalAlloc(), then GlobalLock() to obtain a pointer, then copy data, then call GlobalUnlock() and SetClipboardData().
class Help { public: Help(); ~Help(); 开发者_StackOverflow中文版typedef std::set<string> Terms;
c# question - is there a tool to identify where I should/can use a \"using\" statement to ensure resources are closed? (to avoid memory leaks etc开发者_C百科)
My system is Windows XP. Virtual Size displayed in TaskManager is different with MEMORYSTATUSEX.ullAvailVirtual got from GlobalMemoryStatusEx.
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