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From: TheOne on 11 Nov 2008 01:36
I found my app is leaking handle by comparing
handle lists from two different times.

In the procexp dump,I found 6 sets of following handles
increased in about 2 hours.

File \Device\Afd\Endpoint
File \Device\Tcp
File \Device\Tcp
Token NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:3e7

I googled and read that \device\afd\endpoint and \device\tcp
is releated to unclosed socket. Is it always so? Couldn't there
be any other reason for this leak?

What's "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:3e7" thing? Does it suggest there
are other leaks or is it related to the Afd-Tcp pair?

TIA

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From: Domi on 13 Nov 2008 04:42
TheOne wrote:
> I found my app is leaking handle by comparing
> handle lists from two different times.
>
> In the procexp dump,I found 6 sets of following handles
> increased in about 2 hours.


Can't you use tools like BoundsChecker to find memory leaks ?
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