In article <00f301c2715b$dba23ac0$0e00000a@pierre>,
"Pierre Terdiman" <p.t...@wa...> writes:
> Or is it possible to get rid of all of them ?
I haven't used BC, but I have used Purify. I found that it was indeed
disturbing to see memory leaks in things like the C runtime and other
system DLLs. However, at that time I had no idea how to report such
bugs to MS. Now I can do it through the MVP channel, and there is
probably a way to do it as a regular user of MSVC, but I don't know
what that is.
>It's a bit scary.
Indeed. I only come to the conclusion that a tool like BC or Purify
isn't a standard part of the development process for all of MS's
product groups.
For any leaks you think are D3D's fault, then you should report them
to di...@mi...
> I should
> have installed BS a long time ago I guess.
I recommend some sort of tool like this for any significant C/C++
development.
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