I would like to ask if anyone has any idea how to test memory leak on the implemented classes.

I did wrote a test interface to do simple testing like construct, destructor, copy constructor, operators.... ect.

However i would like to test for memory leak as my application requires loads of memory. In other words, i want to draft a test plan for the various module classes before and in the end a system test plan for the whole system.

1.) Get memory left - >m1
2.) Do some operations using the class.
2.) Get memory left -> m2

if m1 - m2 == 0, meaning no memory leak. What functions API can i use to obtain the memory left. But i have one question; the "memory" obtain is from the system overall memory, but if some other processes in the background are consuming some memory, it will lead to incorrect results.

I read from the MSDN that i can overload the "new" and "delete" operators to use our own memory allocations. Anyone has any idea to do that?

Has anyone had an experience using Intel C++ compiler?? I read from the specs that its giving 30 to 50% faster speed from its libraries. Kindly comment!

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Try running it with a bounds-checking program. I have done this in the past and it finds memory leaks.