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Hi Thomas,
I suspect it's misuse on your part. Remember, with istrstream and
ostrstream, after you call str(), you must either delete the pointer you
get back, or call freeze(false) to tell the stream to unfreeze the memory:
ostrstream msg;
msg << "foo" << '\0';
cout << msg.str();
You can modify Xalan's Makefile to add your "samples," but I wouldn't
suggest that. You should probably write your own Makefile, or just use a
shell script, if you're program isn't terribly complicated.
Dave
Title: Memory leaks in STD library
We are slowly replacing every usage of istrstream, ostrstream in our code by our own classes as it seems, at least on windows 2000 using VC++ 6.0, that there are very big memory leaks in those classes.
Is it something that anyone else experienced as well or
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> I need a cross-OS XML parser and XPath evaluator. We originally used the
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