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Problem with memory leak
Hi,
This is my 1st post here. I am facing a rather weired problem. I have a C++ binary running on HP-UX. The output of top as well as glance shows periodic increase in memory. But when i use gdb to detect it, i dont get the desired output...gdb says...no leaks found. Just to mention that I have used gdb earlier to track memory leaks and it is quite efficient in that. But now , even though the memory keeps increasing, i dnt get any leak info from gdb. It will be really great if someone can provide some help...or atleast tell me where i can get help. Regards, Kaushik |
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