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From: Rainer G. <rge...@gm...> - 2008-04-03 07:44:01
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Hi all, first of all, many thanks for this extremely useful tool. I am absolutely sure it helps make my code much more rock-solid. And it also greatly reduces the time for memory bug hunting :) One question, though. I probably overlook the obvious. In memory leak reports, i see the code pathes where the block was allocated. However, what I not see is the address of the leaked block itself. I tried -v -v, but that didn't change that part of the output. I also tried looking up the manual, but could not find an option related to it. In some occasions, it may be useful to know the address of the leaked block, so that I can tie it down to a specific object instance. Is there any way to show it? Any advise is deeply appreciated. Many thanks, Rainer |