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Thread and memory

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From: Sara T.
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 03:18
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I write a code of thread and often found the process eat mem too much, I
suspect the method to create threads in main program.

If I call main program a lot of times, can it make some memory leak? Because
I cannot delete and don't know where to delete object MyThread.

I see my application run two or three days, it takes over 400MB of physicall
memory and 500MB of virtual memory.

Please help.

Main:
CMyThread *MyThread = new MyThread();
MyThread->Resume();

__fastcall CMyThread::CMyThread(bool CreateSuspended)
           : TThread(CreateSuspended)
{
  FreeOnTerminate = true;
}

void __fastcall CMyThread::Execute(void)
{
  if (Terminated) return;

// Process here
//

  FreeOnTerminate = true;
  Terminate();
}

Sara T.
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