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      Nepal last edited by

      I need to find a memory leak detection tool for windows, something like Valgrind under Linux, but all the tools that I've found are expensive or just a free trial. Does anyone know a free or low-cost memory leak detection tools for windows?

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        uranusjr last edited by

        A quick Google brought up "this page":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/413477/is-there-a-good-valgrind-substitute-for-windows without costing me a minute.

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          Jucero last edited by

          Try Deleaker - cost cheap and work fine. You can use VLD - good tool also. Good luck!

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            Nepal last edited by

            Thanks. How I can use it? Is it work for Linux?

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              luca.cossaro last edited by

              For Linux: Valgrind + memcheck

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                Jucero last edited by

                [quote author="Nepal" date="1349240586"]Thanks. How I can use it? Is it work for Linux?[/quote]

                No, It's for Windows only but you can use MemCheck or GDB - it's open source(for GNU project).
                Good luck :D

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                  Nepal last edited by

                  I know that Valgrind - the best solution for Linux, because I'm always working on Linux. I badly know debuggers for windows.But now I need something specifically for windows!)
                  [quote author="luca.cossaro" date="1349247989"]For Linux: Valgrind + memcheck [/quote]

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                    luca.cossaro last edited by

                    Have you tried "Visual Leak Detector":http://vld.codeplex.com/? or to use the Win32 function @_CrtDumpMemoryLeaks()@

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                      Nepal last edited by

                      Thanks for the tip!
                      Have not tried yet. But be sure to follow the advice. I have heard about Visual Leak Detetstor but did not use it.

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                        jensen82 last edited by

                        You could try the free version of AQTime. The free version does not integrate into VS, it's stand-alone.
                        Here's the link: "AQTime Standard":http://smartbear.com/products/free-tools/aqtime-standard

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                          Jucero last edited by

                          jensen82, thanks for the link.

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                            Nepal last edited by

                            Thank all of you! I've found something for me
                            :)

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                              Macro last edited by

                              [quote author="jensen82" date="1349435247"]You could try the free version of AQTime. The free version does not integrate into VS, it's stand-alone.
                              Here's the link: "AQTime Standard":http://smartbear.com/products/free-tools/aqtime-standard[/quote]

                              Thanks for the link.. :)

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                                Jucero last edited by

                                On one forum I read about "drmemory". Does anyone uses this debugger?

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                                  Nepal last edited by

                                  I have heard about this debugger, but didn't use. It can be used for windows and linux.

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                                    Jucero last edited by

                                    [quote author="uranusjr" date="1348580939"]A quick Google brought up "this page":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/413477/is-there-a-good-valgrind-substitute-for-windows without costing me a minute.[/quote]
                                    There are almost every day opens a new similar topic on this site. Why? o_O

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                                      Nepal last edited by

                                      Why? Because there are so many programs for windows! Too many! I think that for a few weeks of research I know more than 50! And this is not the limit!

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                                        photocopy68 last edited by

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                                          Nepal last edited by

                                          Maybe you are right! In any case, it is interesting!

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                                            Jucero last edited by

                                            I think that if there are a lot of programs, then each programmer can choose a convenient program.
                                            Notice that There are many ways how to plug the leak by yourself.

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