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edeldm2010-12-24 15:53:11
C++ / C#
edeldm, 2010-12-24 15:53:11

How are you looking for memory leaks?

What software and for which languages ​​do you use to detect memory leaks?
Previously, by analyzing existing memory leak detection software, in my opinion was the best Deleaker for MSVC VC ++.
But the latest version was 2006 and has not been updated anymore. We have to look for alternatives.
Why do I consider it the best? Because during debugging - only it has a convenient interface and such features:
gdi_objects.png
And you don’t have to scour the dump console output among a million lines.
Here's a video on how to use Deleaker .

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Alexey Sidorov, 2010-12-24
@Gortauer87

Valgring. It not only finds memory leaks, but also a bunch of other problems such as accessing uninitialized variables. But he is *nix only.

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Shirixae, 2010-12-24
@Shirixae

what you are doing? - you are looking for. And look for - this is an imperative mood.

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andreycha, 2010-12-25
@andreycha

There was a problem with leaks in the project (.NET) - I used Redgate ANTS Memory Profiler. In another project (also .NET), I used their ANTS Performance Profiler to find the reasons for performance sagging. Very pleased with both tulami.

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SychevIgor, 2010-12-27
@SychevIgor

Intel has Parallel Studio which has a Memory Profiler tool.
Pretty bad utility.

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Unhandled_Exception, 2014-06-23
@Unhandled_Exception

Deleaker has recently been updated, now it works with new versions of the studio, and the interface has become better.

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