If you need something defined first, put it in the stdafx.h (or whatever file you use for precompiled headers). Or in the project settings. That way you can keep precompiled headers.
LeakFinder was a great find, I still can't believe such a useful code lies on the net for free
Setting it up is really easy - add the two cpp files to the project, #include the LeakFinder.h in your main cpp and call the Init and Deinit functions at program start / end. That's it.
Leakfinder is extremely useful - it lists all the leaked memory together with stacktrace where it was allocated, and still it's fast - i have no idea how they do that
LeakFinder was a great find, I still can't believe such a useful code lies on the net for free
Setting it up is really easy - add the two cpp files to the project, #include the LeakFinder.h in your main cpp and call the Init and Deinit functions at program start / end. That's it.
Leakfinder is extremely useful - it lists all the leaked memory together with stacktrace where it was allocated, and still it's fast - i have no idea how they do that