Answer by quamrana for Memory leak in C++ program
In your Time constructor you are initialising hour and minute twice (just inefficient), but you are initialising dayTime with a strcpy. You only need this:Time::Time(int hour, int minute, string...
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This constructor (assuming that strcpy_s is something like the standard function strcpy) is illegal.You've already initialized minute, hour and day in the initializer list so reassigning them in the...
View ArticleAnswer by Potatoswatter for Memory leak in C++ program
You're relying too much on manual memory management. It looks like you've added an object-oriented interface to a C program rather than using the features of C++. Try switching to storing strings in...
View ArticleAnswer by aJ. for Memory leak in C++ program
You are not deleting eventName in Event destructor.Event::~Event(){delete [] eventName;Also, Time::~Time() { delete[] dayTime; ^missing } Date::~Date() { delete[] month; }
View ArticleMemory leak in C++ program
Thanks guys, for every const char * i went ahead and replaced it with string. THanks again!Could someone help please? :/ (This is not a homework question)#include <iostream>#include...
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