HP gnu source-level debugger 5992-4701 Use info heap, the result does not show any, Allocations

	use info heap, the result does not show any
	allocations.
info heap filename	Writes heap report output to the specified file.
info heap idnumber	Produces detailed information on the specified
	heap allocation including the allocation call stack.
show heap-check	Displays all current settings for memory
	checking.
set heap-check interval <	This command starts incremental heap growth
nn >	profile. All allocations prior to the execution of
	this command are ignored from report. If
	incremental heap growth profile is already on,
	executing this command will reset the counters
	and start a fresh collection. Interval is specified
	in seconds.
set heap-check repeat < nn	This allows user to specify the number of
>	intervals GDB should collect the incremental
	heap growth. The default value is 100. Every
	repeat of the interval tracks heap allocation
	during that interval.
	Example:
	< gdb > set heap-check interval 10
	< gdb > set heap-check repeat 100
	Here WDB will create 100 incremental apart heap
	profiles which are 10 seconds apart.
set heap-check reset	GDB stores incremental heap growth data in an
	internal file. During one session data is appended
	to this file. If the session is very long, it is possible
	that this file may become very large. This
	command discards the data existing in the file
	and creates a new data file. Once this command
	is executed, the user cannot see the old data.
info heap-interval < file	This command creates the report of heap growth.
name >	The data for each interval has the start and end
	time of the interval. If file name is mentioned a
	detailed report is written in the file.

set heap-check leaks [on off]

info leaks

Controls WDB memory leak checking.

Displays a leak report, listing information such as the leaks, size of blocks, and number of instances.

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