>> Why that's my favorite tool for detecting memory leaks of windows.. if the
>> numbers keep growing you have a problem.
It does not detect leaks. It reports memory claimed by process.
So its usage is limited.
It is not useless, but you can't base memory leaks claims on the
information it provid
On quinta-feira, 4 de outubro de 2012 09.04.21, Majid Khan wrote:
> Can you please suggest the best tools that Qt community use for memory leak
> detections?
valgrind, valgrind, valgrind
For Windows users, there are commercial tools:
Intel Inspector XE (part of the Parallel Studio XE)
Can you please suggest the best tools that Qt community use for memory leak
detections?
Greatly appreciated. Thanks
On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 10:19 PM, Sorvig Morten wrote:
>
> >P.S. using Windows Task manager to confirm some memory leaks is seems
> >quite stupid to me ;)
>
> Why that's my favorite
>P.S. using Windows Task manager to confirm some memory leaks is seems
>quite stupid to me ;)
Why that's my favorite tool for detecting memory leaks of windows.. if the
numbers keep growing you have a problem.
Morten
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how dotCodeFX is related to Qt development? (hint: nohow)
P.S. using Windows Task manager to confirm some memory leaks is seems
quite stupid to me ;)
regards,
Konstantin
2012/10/3 Majid Khan :
> Hi experts!
>
> Can any body suggest me some solutions or cause of the problem?
>
> https://github.c
Hi experts!
Can any body suggest me some solutions or cause of the problem?
https://github.com/mkhan3189/dotCodeFx/issues/10
It related to
https://github.com/mkhan3189/dotCodeFx/blob/master/src/helpers.h#L101
All I am trying to do is delete all the tracked classes. Please see new()
operator
htt
