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Let’s say I have created a program in C/C++ and have a source code.
I’d like to know the total memory during the program execution.
Someone has mentioned something about “malloc” and “hook”
Is there any other way to trace the spaced used?
If you are running Linux or something Unix-based, you could most likely use Valgrind. Valgrind runs the program and intercepts all of its memory allocations and prints the stats once it exits. It’s a very useful tool for checking for memory leaks and memory usage. If you’re running Windows, I haven’t a clue.