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The "SMAT" Subsystem for C++

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6 Apr 2020CPOL21 min read 5.4K   151   8  
A surprisingly easy way to avoid memory leaks with new/delete allocations in C++
In this article, you will learn an easy way to avoid memory leaks that happen with new/delete allocations in C++. After a brief introduction to Sensible Memory Allocation Tracking and getting some background perspective, you will see how to use SMAT and how it works. You will also take a look at caveats and extensions.

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