Re: Memory Manager Test Results

Danijel Tkalcec [RTC] wrote:

> Do you have an idea what could be reserving memory (the gray blocks)
> if it isn't my application code?

Memory Streams used to bypass the memory manager and alloc memory
directly. In D2006 that has been changed to use the memory manager, I
believe.

--
Leonel
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