Intel unveils Parallel Studio XE 2013

By Alex Handy

September 6, 2012 — (Page 3 of 3)
“The traditional definition of a memory leak is a piece of memory that was allocated, and all references and pointers to it are obliterated, and it was never released back to the OS, so it's lost without any benefit to the application.

“Memory leak tools look at all memory and find lost memory. But there's another case where a program's logic has gone awry and it’s keeping memory and keeping pointers, so it’s not considered a leak. What we can do is give the user a number of intuitive tools to track how much heap usage they have at given points in time, and to look at if there's steady growth happening.”

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