=DEann 26-Mar-98 skrifar Ian Leonard:
>=20
> Indeed. Calls to malloc () are a similar source of trouble. If malloc()=
is=20
> being used, a malloc debugger can be of great help. There are a few aro=
und.
> I think there's a Gnu one and one called ElectricFence (I think). I use
> one I have had for years called dbmalloc.
>=20
The GNU library has builtin malloc() check routines, and they also have
hooks that can be used to create your own. These are called...
__free_hook
__malloc_hook
__realloc_hook
And are defined in <malloc.h>
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