Our application uses massively String class.
In the test phase, we noticed problems with the system's memory.
The memory testing tool Valgrind shows us this memory is never released and never allotted again when it was queried on MemPager, and when the String instance is deleted.
After a long time using it, we lost some memory space (many Mega-Bytes).
This memory space is only released on the application stop.
Is it a referenced bug or the default management of memory ?
Does a method exist to skip MemPager using, without modifying Common C++ source code ?
Thx
Pierre
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Our application uses massively String class.
In the test phase, we noticed problems with the system's memory.
The memory testing tool Valgrind shows us this memory is never released and never allotted again when it was queried on MemPager, and when the String instance is deleted.
After a long time using it, we lost some memory space (many Mega-Bytes).
This memory space is only released on the application stop.
Is it a referenced bug or the default management of memory ?
Does a method exist to skip MemPager using, without modifying Common C++ source code ?
Thx
Pierre