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In my JNI program, I use
new
delete
env->NewGlobalRef
env->DeleteGlobalRef
jvm->AttachCurrentThread
jvm->DetachCurrentThread
What is a good way to check for memory leaks rigorously?
Make sure that every
new,env->NewGlobalRefandjvm->AttachCurrentThreadis in the constructor of an object which calls the matching deallocation function in its destructor.This is a technique called RAII, which is vital to writing any correct program in C++.