Re: Memory manager question

Hi

We have proted our engine to linux, and under debian we using the most
popular software for this, valgrind.
It's very slow, but in our cases it was 100% perfect.

Peter Balogh

> I'm in the process of installing a memory manager into our code, mainly by
> overriding new and delete.  One of the uncertainties I'm bumping up
> against is how to know if there are parts of our code that are not using
> the memory manager (allocating "unmanaged" memory).
>
> Has anyone come up with a good way of detecting "unmanaged" memory
> allocation?  If not, anyone have tips on minimizing this possiblity?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Carl
>
>
>
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