Asked By Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]
09-Jun-08 11:10 AM
3. Entrek TOOLBOX should be able to do it. It's a high-level tool that will
show you a log of unfreed allocations and allow you to click on one, opening
the corresponding source code. At a guess, though, you should look for
*handles* that you've allocated and not freed. I almost never have a
problem with actual dynamic memory allocation because I know that I have to
be careful about freeing them. Handles, however, don't invoke that same
care. You might also check any API calls that return you an array of
information, as you're almost certainly responsible for freeing that.
Paul T.