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Does any body know which Windows memory management do C++ operators
'new' and 'delete' use? For example, if I do the following in a C++
Windows program:

	MyObject *pObject = new MyObject;
	
Does it mean that pObject is a global allocation or a local one. 
Does 'new' use GlobalAlloc or LocalAlloc? If so, what are the
memory flags used with GlobalAlloc or LocalAlloc. Therefore, whether
the block is allocated as fixed, moveable, discardable, zeroinit
and so forth. I would very much appreciate if anyone could give
a detailed insight into the functionality of these C++ operators
under Windows. I know that using the standard malloc yields a 
fixed local memory block. Also, are C++ operators discouraged from
use like the standard C allocation functions?

Thanks in advance.

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