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nice

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sir very easy program

asadullah.ansari

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Originally Posted by donakalz
Thanks man for the very very nice code.

However, I am trying to create a version which works for C++ operators new and delete like this:

#define new (elemSize) MyNew (elemSize, __FILE__, __LINE__)
#define new [](elemSize) MyNewArray (elemSize, __FILE__, __LINE__)
#define delete(memPointer) MyDelete (memPointer)
#define delete [](memPointer) MyDeleteArray (memPointer)

and I get the following compiler errors:
24:1 [Warning] "new" redefined
26:1 [Warning] "delete" redefined

Can you think of a workaround for this? Thanks.

Don

How it will happen? Are You sure about this warning? Because I am using Flexlint tools for making zero warning also.
By any way can you give at which plateform and compiler you are using ?

donakalz

I use windows xp and a DevC++ compiler. I get the error that new and delete are redefined. I also get the error with Netbeans 6.1 for C++. Maybe you could post some code of yours to show how you accomplished this task. Thanks.

don

asadullah.ansari

Quote:

Originally Posted by donakalz
I use windows xp and a DevC++ compiler. I get the error that new and delete are redefined. I also get the error with Netbeans 6.1 for C++. Maybe you could post some code of yours to show how you accomplished this task. Thanks.

don

I dont know how you are using. Have you some sense. Any compiler is not mad like you. How it will give redefined. I have define as macro. Do you have some skill. If you have some little bit skill then it will run.

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Aa I saw through this forum many people are asking basic question what is memory leak and they are advised to go through google.Can any do a little favour like when creating any variable or ointer things in which area of memory it stores(i mean to say like code segment ,data seg etc).Explanation (undestanding)required on it before going about memory leak

inkuar.ikkr

Hello asadullah,

Could you please send the findleak program for C++ for New, Delete .. methods?

Thanks,
INDRA

sareen Go4Expert Member
25Mar2008,15:39	#31
	nice

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25Mar2008,15:44	#32
	sir very easy program

asadullah.ansari TechCake
26Mar2008,14:55	#33
	Quote: Originally Posted by donakalz Thanks man for the very very nice code. However, I am trying to create a version which works for C++ operators new and delete like this: #define new (elemSize) MyNew (elemSize, __FILE__, __LINE__) #define new [](elemSize) MyNewArray (elemSize, __FILE__, __LINE__) #define delete(memPointer) MyDelete (memPointer) #define delete [](memPointer) MyDeleteArray (memPointer) and I get the following compiler errors: 24:1 [Warning] "new" redefined 26:1 [Warning] "delete" redefined Can you think of a workaround for this? Thanks. Don How it will happen? Are You sure about this warning? Because I am using Flexlint tools for making zero warning also. By any way can you give at which plateform and compiler you are using ?

donakalz Newbie Member
27Mar2008,04:11	#34
	I use windows xp and a DevC++ compiler. I get the error that new and delete are redefined. I also get the error with Netbeans 6.1 for C++. Maybe you could post some code of yours to show how you accomplished this task. Thanks. don

asadullah.ansari TechCake
28Mar2008,10:40	#35
	Quote: Originally Posted by donakalz I use windows xp and a DevC++ compiler. I get the error that new and delete are redefined. I also get the error with Netbeans 6.1 for C++. Maybe you could post some code of yours to show how you accomplished this task. Thanks. don I dont know how you are using. Have you some sense. Any compiler is not mad like you. How it will give redefined. I have define as macro. Do you have some skill. If you have some little bit skill then it will run.

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	Hi Aa I saw through this forum many people are asking basic question what is memory leak and they are advised to go through google.Can any do a little favour like when creating any variable or ointer things in which area of memory it stores(i mean to say like code segment ,data seg etc).Explanation (undestanding)required on it before going about memory leak

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	Hello asadullah, Could you please send the findleak program for C++ for New, Delete .. methods? Thanks, INDRA

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