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42 lines
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Markdown
# Profiling
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## Memory Leaks
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Example program with memory leaks:
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```c++
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#include "allocators.h"
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void test_call22() { new int; }
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void test_call21() { new float; }
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void test_call11() {
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test_call21();
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test_call22();
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}
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int main(char argc, char* argv[]) {
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tp::ModuleManifest* ModuleDependencies[] = { &tp::gModuleAllocator, NULL };
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tp::ModuleManifest TestModule("Test", NULL, NULL, ModuleDependencies);
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TestModule.initialize();
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test_call11();
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TestModule.deinitialize();
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}
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```
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If memory leaks were detected it will be loged in the output console.
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Also debug.memleaks file will be generated in the working directory that can be viewved with MemLeaks Viewver.
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## Memory Usage Analisys
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Currently outdated
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## Benchmarks
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Currently outdated
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