Author: Wayne Lowrance
Date: 09:13:03 06/05/01
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On June 05, 2001 at 10:39:29, Marcus Heidkamp wrote: >On June 05, 2001 at 08:41:07, Wayne Lowrance wrote: > >>What are nenirt leaks >>Thax >>Wayne > >Unless I did a serious mistype: I mean memory leaks. This happens whenever you >allocate memory in your program without explicitly freeing it after usage. The >memory menagement functions think this memory is still needed, so they will not >be allocated for other memory requests. Usually you should free all memory that >is no longer needed, so your program can allocate more dynamically. > >Marcus Marcus, I am a little shagrin. I guess I had my left hand over the keyboard wrong and was not looking at the monitor when I type, which is the way in general I type. Anyway's thank you for the explanation. I find that if I run fritz for a very long time looking at one of my coorespondence games my computer at times locks up. I know the fritz programs have a reputation of bein memory hogs, but is this related ? Thx Wayne
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