Memory issues

Based on the fact that perl contains many memory leaks,

A universal way to measure how many memory is malloced is required.

Is there standard way to measure how many memory a process has
allacated, which run with cygwin perl, active perl, and strawberry perl?

This should help to localize which code makes memory leaks.
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