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memory leak detector for codeblocks

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vikash:
I need a memory leak detector for my simple programs. Can you tell me any tool which can tell me where memory leak is occurring in code or just tell that is this program causing memory leak or not.
It will better if that is freeware tool.

eranif:
Your post is lacking some basic information, like: Which OS?

If you are under Linux I would recommend running your application under valgrind ( I think that C::B has a plugin for it )
If you are under Windows, well.. I can't help you there
 
Eran

vikash:
I am using windows 7. I want to use Linux but my system not support that.
tell me guys if you know any such thing for windows.

vikash:

--- Quote from: active0000 on June 27, 2011, 10:08:59 am ---win 7 and Linux systems should be compatible with it, my computer to install this on two systems!

--- End quote ---
I have tried UBUNTU 10.04 (not run in GUI mode run in terminal only) i try opensuse 11.3 it run in GUI but after a minute of start it hanged and all the input devices keyboard mouse stop working. I try linux mint it has similar problem like that of UBUNTU . this is due to graphic card there is no graphic card in my PC.
after all that's why i stop trying Linux. stop posting on Linux but tell me something about my question.
If there is no such thing then code::blocks team should add this in their next release.(it's just advice)

Jenna:

--- Quote from: vikash on June 27, 2011, 08:14:54 pm ---If there is no such thing then code::blocks team should add this in their next release.(it's just advice)

--- End quote ---

If you know a good and free memory leak detector, someone can surely create a plugin to call it (if it has a btach mode available, otherwise, you can create an entry in the "Tools [ + ] "-menu.

So feel free to post a link to a website where someone can download such a tool, or even better create a plugin for it.
I don't know such a memoryleak detector (but I did not really do a deep search for it, I feel mor familiar with linux).

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