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Question by ashish chandra
Submitted on 9/19/2003
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I have created an application using curses library in Unix. I am calling wrefresh(win) asynchronously in two different threads. The application works fine for some time, when I delete and create the same window again using newwin, and subwin, I call mvwaddstr to paint the results in these windows, and finally calling wrefresh(). The application crashes after sometime, due to some memory leaks (UMR, FMR, FMW, and ZPR encountered in purifier).
   Please suggest the possible solutions.


Answer by hjuk       
Submitted on 1/30/2006
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