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Resource Leak Detection?

Glenn9999
in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)

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This got me to thinking on something:

An old problem that I really haven't found a solution to. Is there a good way to do resource leak detection in Windows? I really haven't encountered anything to that effect in any of the languages I've worked with, and I'd have to think it would be a Windows API/System solution. Even with simple memory usage, the way Windows is makes it so the old trick I used to use in DOS of checking memory before and after doesn't work.

So, is there a way to do this with any and all resources a program might use so you can put a debugging check at the end of a program regarding this issue?

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