Does memory get freed at function end?

[Lord Kixdemp]

Hello everyone! First of all, thank you all for helping me with my programs and stuff... :) Now, does it? Thanks!

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[Monty2]

Kixdemp wrote:

does it? Thanks!

Absolutly impossible for us to tell that without looking at the function. Anyways if memory was allocated using new/malloc then you have to delete/free it explicitly.

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[Vipin Aravind]

You don't have to bother about any memory consumed on the stack. But if you dynamically allocate any memory on the heap using malloc/new then you need to explicitly delete using free/delete. Vipin Aravind http://www.explorewindows.com

[ThatsAlok]

Kixdemp wrote:

First of all, thank you all for helping me with my programs and stuff... :) Now, does it? Thanks!

depends.. if you create variable in stack it will delete automatically when function exist! e.g. int i ; float j; if you create variable in heap(i.e. using localheap,new,malloc)..it doesn't get delete it self, you have to delete that yourself... or rather you can use auto_ptr

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