Simple question about the realloc function in C: If I use realloc to shrink the memory block that a pointer is pointing to, does the \"extra\" memo开发者_StackOverflowry get freed? Or does it need to
I have an application in .net that gets more and more memory. I\'ve got some analyzes from a team member about the most common and most heavy instances that my application allocates.
I am looking for a good memory pool implementation in C. it should include the following: Anti fragmentation.
There is application that handles text commands. I have a Qt widget that is closed with some close * command. Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose attribute is set for that widget, it receives closeEvent, but destruc
basically I got this application which I wrote and for some reason behaves differently on a different ios device.
Inspired by this question. Apparently in the following code: #include <Windows.h> int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
So I\'ve gotten to the nitty gritty part of my app development where I am going through checking for lingering memory leaks. I decided to give Xcode\'s Leaks a whirl. When I first ran it, it was telli
I know many similar questions have been asked, which is why I hesitated to post this at all, but I couldn\'t find anything that answered my question exactly:
These occupies space in heap String: wise use of String, try to use as local variables, make sure that there are no string without referencesand try to use StringBuffer or StringBuilder
I believe I have to release an object if I created it with the keywords init, alloc, copy, or move I believe. I may create objects with code that don开发者_StackOverflow\'t use this keywords so I gues
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