Dumping objects ->
{156} normal block at 0x00665AC8, 4 bytes long.
Data: <$qI > 24 71 49 00
Object dump complete.Memory leak
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I think it's about time I learnt how exactly to read the output for a memory leak in VisualStudio 2005 (using C++)
I'm usually quite neat, or my memory leak is an obvious one, but I am having trouble finding this one, and was hoping someone would describe what exactly the output text is trying to say to me:
Quote:{156} normal block at 0x00665AC8, 4 bytes long.
At allocation id ({156})
with the memory address (normal block at 0x00665AC8)
the size of the type leaked is ( 4 bytes long.)
The contents of the leaked 4 bytes leaked are 24 71 49 00
If you want to see where the leak was generated you can use _CrtSetBreakAlloc(156) to break on the allocation.
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