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Memory leakage : How to detect?

Hi,

I want to check if my programs give all memory back after closing. How can I check this the best way?

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ZifNab;

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ZifNab

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Hi Pegasus,
Where can I get these products? Do you have an URL?

Pegasus100397

Sure Zif!

BoundChecker can be "checked" out (pun intended :) at:

http://www.numega.com

and Memory Sleuth can be found at

http://www.turbopower.com

You'll enjoy working with either one since you can "step" through your code and get instant gratification as to what it's eating up resource-wise.

Have fun tracking the memory leaks! (way of life in Delphi!) :)
Pegasus

ZifNab

ASKER

Hi Pegasus,

it took a while before I graded this answer, but my computer had a 'little' melt-down :-(.

Thanks for the url's!

PS. Do you know answer to my question about international settings? (How to determine that decimal of floating point values has to be a point or a comma in your program?)

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You can try EurekaLog (www.eurekalog.com).

EurekaLog is an add-in tool that gives to your application (GUI, Console, Web, ActiveX, NT-Service, Control-Panel, BPL, DLL, IntraWeb, etc.) the ability to catch every exception (even those raised by memory leaks), and generates a detailed log of call stack (with unit, class, method and line #), showing and sending it back to you via email.

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.