Re: macros question about new operator replacement
asm23 wrote:
Thanks James for your help. Actually, I'm reading these links, I'm
trying to detect memory leak by using ."A Cross-Platform Memory Leak
Detector".
http://wyw.dcweb.cn/leakage.htm
The author try to define his own debug_new routing, in which any memory
allocation and deleting can be recorded.
He just use these mechanism. It seems he just override of the *operator
new*.
For the replacement issue, it seem there are two steps, and macros can
be called recursively.
Say, "new" is replaced by "NEW", then "NEW" is replaced by "new
(dmalloc, __FILE__, __LINE__)".
then, whey the "new" in "new(dmalloc, __FILE__, __LINE__)" can't be
replaced?
Because that's how macros are defined. During the expansion of a macro,
text with the same name as the macro is not replaced.
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