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How to detect memory leaks in FreeRTOSPosted by Angel Eyes on October 23, 2008 Hi How do I debug for a memory leak if at all assuming we are using heap2.c . I am not familiar with debigging to a great extent hance would like to know . Thank you . RE: How to detect memory leaks in FreeRTOSPosted by Robert Warner on October 24, 2008 What little i know of the FreeRTOS is there are 3 different available heap management sub-systems/modules. If you look at the comments of each (heap_1, heap_2 and heap_3) you'll find which one may suit you best. I think by default heap_2 will 'leak' memory due to fragmentation and lack of garbage collection. The Leakage is mainly due to the heap management employed by that module. If you need less 'leakage', maybe try the heap_3, or build your own (and submit it ;) heap_4? ). hths
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