char* str=new char[30];
delete str;
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If you want to delete an array, use
delete [] str;
other wise delete str just deletes the pointer memory not the array memory of 30 bytes thus leading to memory leak.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
memory leak
will the following code lead to memory leak? if so how would you write a code that does not leak memory
char* str=new char[30];
delete str;
If you want to delete an array, use
delete [] str;
other wise delete str just deletes the pointer memory not the array memory of 30 bytes thus leading to memory leak.
char* str=new char[30];
delete str;
If you want to delete an array, use
delete [] str;
other wise delete str just deletes the pointer memory not the array memory of 30 bytes thus leading to memory leak.
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