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09-01-2001 11:43 PM
09-01-2001 11:43 PM
Memory Leakage in C++ on HPUX10.2
Hello All
I am facing a very trivial problem of memory consumption by my process. When I see top I found that my process is slowly increasing its size and RES. This will consume all the memory of the system, slowly and terminate.
My program is written in c++ on HPUX10.2.
I want to detect what part of the code is consuming the memory. As the code has large number of libraries attached.
I want to put a log at regular points of the code what is the status of the memory available. Anyone can help me in sending me details how can I print the status of the memory through code. Moreover Is there any tool except Rational purify which can help in detecting memory leakage. I also need soem information on some garbage collection mecahnism which can be initiated in the c++ code, so that I can be able to remove all memory consuming Global objects which are of no use anyfurther.
I am in deep need, as i have some deadline to meet.
Regards
Prashun
I am facing a very trivial problem of memory consumption by my process. When I see top I found that my process is slowly increasing its size and RES. This will consume all the memory of the system, slowly and terminate.
My program is written in c++ on HPUX10.2.
I want to detect what part of the code is consuming the memory. As the code has large number of libraries attached.
I want to put a log at regular points of the code what is the status of the memory available. Anyone can help me in sending me details how can I print the status of the memory through code. Moreover Is there any tool except Rational purify which can help in detecting memory leakage. I also need soem information on some garbage collection mecahnism which can be initiated in the c++ code, so that I can be able to remove all memory consuming Global objects which are of no use anyfurther.
I am in deep need, as i have some deadline to meet.
Regards
Prashun
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09-02-2001 01:08 AM
09-02-2001 01:08 AM
Re: Memory Leakage in C++ on HPUX10.2
Prashun,
I am not a programmer. You can use either DDE or xdb to debug your program. DDE is a nice GUI using which you can specify checkpoints and debug the code.
Check with your System Administrator. If it is installed, it will be under /opt/langtools/bin/dde.
-Sri
I am not a programmer. You can use either DDE or xdb to debug your program. DDE is a nice GUI using which you can specify checkpoints and debug the code.
Check with your System Administrator. If it is installed, it will be under /opt/langtools/bin/dde.
-Sri
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