Solaris libumem why not show memory leak for first dynamic allocation?

Three memory leaks are detected by mdb and libumem with your code here: cat > leak. C * gcore -o core. Leak $(pgrep leak) mdb leak core.leak.

OS I used is : SunOS 5.10 sun4u sparc SUNW SUN-FIRE-V440 Compiler is : CC forte But for above program I always get only 2 buffers 120bytes as leaked – Syedsma Jan 11 at 12:28 Works fine with me on both Solaris 10 update 8 and Solaris 11 Express. You might want to patch or upgrade your OS. You might also trace library calls to make sure some compiler optimization didn't skip out a useless malloc.

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