You do not need to modify or recompile your existing source code or learn new environments, editors, compilers, or other software. Memory Advisor detects these errors by automatically tracking accesses to dynamic memory and reporting whenever your program attempts an incorrect access. Freed memory read and write errors. Freeing an invalid pointer, already freed memory, and unallocated memory. Null pointer dereferencing.
Memory segments that the process actually leaked.
Stack data area read and write errors, including uninitialized variable use. Returning pointers to the current stack frame. A memory leak is a data area that your program has allocated, is no longer in use, and your program should have freed. When your program runs for a long time, these lost data areas increase your program's size. As your program's size increases, the amount of memory available for other programs decreases.