Clean Memory Free Source

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I need a free source or a library that clean unusable memory area of another process on my computer.
who know some these sources?

Posted 31-Jul-15 21:44pm

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Updated 31-Jul-15 22:25pm

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 1-Aug-15 3:55am

Google know a good source for you. :-)

CPallini 1-Aug-15 3:56am

What process? Are you writing of your own program or about other processes running on the computer?

Member 11878292 1-Aug-15 4:18am

I meant other processes running on the computer.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-31T22:00:00

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If you mean "clean the memory of my own program" then you may search for a free C++ garbage collector (Google is your friend [^]). Please note, in modern C++ you rarely need to use 'a naked new' (Stroustrup book[^] details this).

Posted 31-Jul-15 22:00pm

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Updated 31-Jul-15 22:01pm

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Wendelius 1-Aug-15 6:30am

5'd.