About

mlc(memory leak counter) is wrote in C89 and it's not thread safe. It is used mostly in debbuging when you want to know if your C/C++ application has memory leaks, how many, what line and what file(s).

Usage

#include "mlc.h"

#define MLC_CHECK_FOR_ERRORS

int main(void) {

    mlc_init();

    char *a = mlc_malloc(126);
    char *b = mlc_calloc(2, 2);
    char *c = mlc_malloc(128);

    a = mlc_realloc(a, 64);

    printf("Current memory usage: %zu bytes\n", mlc_usage());
    printf("Size of 'a' variable's allocation: %zu bytes\n", mlc_size(a));

    mlc_free(c);
    mlc_free(a);

    mlc_dump(stdout);

    mlc_destroy();
    printf("done\n");
    return 0;
}

Authors

Murii (Muresan Vlad Mihail)

License

Copyright (c) 2018 Muresan Vlad Mihail Contact Info muresanvladmihail@gmail.com, murii@tilde.team

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:

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