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Old 05-24-2004
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hi,

i'm writing a program that is running always...
but, i have a problem that memory is increasing..

i want to know whether does stack size inscease or not, when program is running..

i don't know what is the cause stack or heap...

i need some help..
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Old 05-25-2004
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thank you!!

i fixed the problem.. the problem was that allocated memory was not freed..
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