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Memory leak
19 Mar 2018 13:55 - 19 Mar 2018 15:51 #6160
by federica
Memory leak was created by federica
Hi, I have a problem related to memory resource release.
I'm integrating your library inside my application.
I call "CoInitializeEx(NULL, COINIT_MULTITHREADED);" when I start my CWinApp application and "CoUninitialize();" when I close my application.
Then, the application enters inside a loop during which I call Read method; this is the function I call:
Every time the application calls ReadValue function, the memory allocated to my process increses...
Where I mistake? Should I deallocate any structure?
Thanks!!
Any idea? After some hours, my program blocks my customer's pc.....
I'm integrating your library inside my application.
I call "CoInitializeEx(NULL, COINIT_MULTITHREADED);" when I start my CWinApp application and "CoUninitialize();" when I close my application.
Then, the application enters inside a loop during which I call Read method; this is the function I call:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void UAController::ReadValue(CString &usraddrs, CString &pwdaddrs, CString &serveraddrs, CString &valaddrs, CString &readValue)
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
{
_bstr_t usrParam(usraddrs);
_bstr_t pwdParam(pwdaddrs);
_bstr_t serverParam(serveraddrs);
_bstr_t valueParam(valaddrs);
_EasyUAClientPtr ClientPtr(__uuidof(EasyUAClient));
try{
if(!usraddrs.IsEmpty() && !pwdaddrs.IsEmpty()) {
ClientPtr->Isolated = TRUE;
_EasyUAAdaptableParametersPtr IsolatedParameters = ClientPtr->GetIsolatedParameters();
_UASmartSessionParametersPtr SessionParms = IsolatedParameters->GetSessionParameters();
SessionParms->UserIdentity->UserNameTokenInfo->UserName = usrParam;
SessionParms->UserIdentity->UserNameTokenInfo->Password = pwdParam;
}
_UAAttributeDataPtr AttributeDataPtr = ClientPtr->Read(serverParam, valueParam);
if(AttributeDataPtr != NULL) {
// Display results
_variant_t vString;
vString.ChangeType(VT_BSTR, &AttributeDataPtr->Value);
readValue = vString.bstrVal;
}
}
catch (const _com_error& e)
{
CString desc( (LPCTSTR) e.Description());
CString errorMessage(e.ErrorMessage());
PrintLocalLog(FALSE, -1, _T("ERROR: %s"), desc);
}
}Every time the application calls ReadValue function, the memory allocated to my process increses...
Where I mistake? Should I deallocate any structure?
Thanks!!
Any idea? After some hours, my program blocks my customer's pc.....
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