Re: Memory manager question

We use hardcoded breakpoints in library routines. Seriously, we have some
code that splats a call to an assert handler into various malloc library
routines. Kind of a nuclear option, but it works.

Cheers,
Phil




                                                                           
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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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