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2006.10.25 08:48 "Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Amarnath S
2006.10.25 09:21 "Re: Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Joris Van Damme
2006.10.25 15:33 "Re: Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Edward Lam
2006.10.25 11:49 "Re: Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Gerben Vos
2006.10.25 16:00 "Re: Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Bob Friesenhahn

2006.10.25 09:21 "Re: Newbie Question on Memory Usage within LibTiff", by Joris Van Damme

Amarnath,

Amarnath S wrote:
> as monitored on the Windows Task Manager

The Windows Task Manager is a completely unreliable way to measure this.
As far as I can tell, your code does not leak. If you want to verify,
you need a tool that is suitable for this task, unlike the Windows Task
Manager. For the Borland C++ Builder, such a tool can be the build-in
CodeGuard (thought that has the disadvantage of also reporting pointer
arithmetic overruns and underruns that typically occur at the ends of
loops and don't necessarily result in actual memory access overruns and
underruns). There are other tools for the Windows environment that work
on a variety of compilers, like for instance AQTime. I believe the Linux
environment has also stuff available, I believe it's called valgrind,
but I may be mistaking.


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Joris Van Damme
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