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Pointers and dynamic memory
I believe I am right in saying...Each process is assigned an area of system memory for its heap. When the process exits, windows will de-assign that area, returning it to the unallocated resource...
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So, how does the system know to release that memory?If I did this:MyClass class;That memory is created on the stack and will be released when the function returns, right? Does the OS assign some kind...
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That will remain in memory until the application terminates.
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If I have a function called Test() which does the following:MyClass* pMyClass = new MyClass();And it does not delete that allocated memory, is the memory freed when the program ends or does it remain...
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