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Memory leak in C++ Code - help needed!	by perpeduumimmobl	2005-10-06 07:48:23
memory barf	by onur	2005-10-06 08:18:13
Umm. Firstly, what's with the new? is this some java hype? you don't need to allocate the stringstream on freestore. The stream is built to manage the freestore for you if any is neccessary. std::istringstream convert(s); convert>> value; second, valgrind sometimes reports libstdc++ memory leaks because gcc uses some memory pool which is freed after the point valgrind can watch what's going on. That's in the valgrind faq. third, why is this in userfriendly forums? - Onur T.
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Because a lot of us are developers	by ToLazyToThink	2005-10-06 08:22:20
Yeah, geez, like chill. :D (n/t)	by williamashbless	2005-10-06 09:29:24
What is that?	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 09:39:41
it is a book	by onur	2005-10-06 10:17:22
Optimal memory usage aside...its probably not that	by williamashbless	2005-10-06 10:21:48
I know it's not your fault,	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 10:42:11
so then	by onur	2005-10-06 10:47:29
It's a valid interpretation.	by wheresthefish	2005-10-06 10:49:52
Yes.	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 10:58:23
aieee javascript	by onur	2005-10-06 11:17:01
I think that his point, while poorly stated, was	by Schol-R-LEA;2	2005-10-06 10:34:39
Hey Onur... couple questions	by threadjacker	2005-10-06 09:46:20
hi threadjacker	by onur	2005-10-06 10:12:00
w00t! Best advice I've heard today! :D (n/t)	by williamashbless	2005-10-06 10:15:26

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