amr elalamy wrote:
> Dear all,
>    
>   I use Devpartener BoundsChecker version 8 but no leakage was cached. After 
> many trials with monitoring to virtual bytes and private bytes to engine 
> process, I found also Memory Fragmentation plus the little leakage in private 
> bytes. I do my best to replace the most repeated/little heap 
> allocation/deallocation with a big allocation done once but the problem still 
> present.   
>   
> 
> Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>           Ananth wrote:
>>> I need an efficient method or tool to get a very small memory leak in huge
>>> c++ engine written using Visual studio 2005.
>> Is this for your professional work? If yes, ask your company to buy
>> Rational Purify.
> 
> According to reviews I've read, Purify is big, bulky, expensive, and 
> doesn't necessarily work any better than the other commercial tools like 
> BoundsChecker (also big, bulky, and expensive). I'd personally give 
> Visual Leak Detector (free) a try before going through the "channels" to 
> get a big piece of software purchased and installed that may not 
> necessarily work.

Sometimes BoundsChecker doesn't catch things that it should.  Try the 
free products that have been mentioned...sometimes they work when 
BoundsChecker doesn't.

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