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GeneralRe: Memory leak Pin
Tim Deveaux25-Jun-00 13:09
Tim Deveaux25-Jun-00 13:09 
Don't know if this is a solution, but I think the 'leak' is either a problem related to how the CRT debug methods deal with the templated code in the std implementation - or it also be simply that the memory is not freed until the call to _free_crt after main exits.

This code localizes the problem to the std implementation - if you use iostream.h, there are no leaks reported. (Note this code also eliminates the MFC in the original code)

#include < iostream.h >   // include < iostream > and uncomment namespace to reproduce leak
#include "crtdbg.h"

// using namespace std;

int main()
{ 
//   _CrtSetBreakAlloc(41);  // get the number from the object dump and you can 
                             // break at point of allocation and view call stack. 
                             // (remove this if you want to execute a debug build 
                             // outside the debugger...)
                             // 
                             // Using this you can see how the allocations proceed
    {
     cout << 9 << endl;
    }

    _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks();

    return 0;
}


I don't think there is a real leak here, but must admit to not seeing the whole picture. I think this code isolates the problem, though.
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