I'm trying to locate a memory leak. When I request a debug memory report at the end of my program, I get these messages: Detected memory leaks! Dumping objects -> {105} normal block at 0x003F6AF0, 5 bytes long. Data: <I4 0 > 49 34 20 30 00 Object dump complete. I noticed I was missing an include of crtdbg in a source file so I added: #include <crtdbg.h> Now I get these messages: Detected memory leaks! Dumping objects -> #File Error#(700) : {105} normal block at 0x003F6AF0, 5 bytes long. Data: <I4 0 > 49 34 20 30 00 Object dump complete. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong and how to get the actual file name? Thanks. David Liebtag
I found the problem. The routine that allocates the storage is in a dll that is manually loaded by our program; there is no reference from our executable to the dll. When I added a reference from our executable to the dll, the debug memory leak message included the source code file name. Is there a way to get the debug memory facilities to correctly report leaks in dynamically loaded dlls? Thanks a lot. David Liebtag
