Steven, I believe the simplest way to do this is to write a simple memory manager yourself, as a layer between the system memory manager and the sqlite stuff. This memory manager's function in life is to keep track of all allocations and deallocations, and to free all allocated memory just before you exit.
You replace all the calls to 'malloc', 'calloc' and 'free', and 'exit' in the misbehaving application with calls to your own memory manager. It's a little bit of a pain to write, but it should fix this type of issue. It beats trying to find memory leaks in 61K lines of code. Gé StevenLiu wrote: >Hi, everyone: > > > >When using the Sqlite (version for Linux 2.8.11) under Symbian I found it >always cannot free the memory allocated itself and I have to do it myself. > > > > For instance, we must use the sqlitefree() after each sqliteMalloc(), >otherwise my Symbian UI will report to me an error :unknown software error! >But there is so many situations in it that I find it's not a easy work. > > > > Does somebody have the sqlite which version is for Symbian or just the >version for the OS which is strict with the memory manage or some good >advice to me? > > > > > >Best regards > >Steven > > > >
