I'm running windows XP and Visual Studio 8 on a C++ project.
It's obvious from the performance profile of my program that there is a memory leak, and when I downloaded the trial version of Purify it confirmed that I have at least two leaks, although, irritatingly, it would not tell me where they are. However, neither Visual studio's built-in leak detector nor Visual Leak Detector give me any output whatsoever when I try to use them. I've also tried to use Jochen Kalmbach's StackWalker utility, but it appears not to work for VS8 (it tells me it needs an Intel environment, although I do in fact have an Intel processor).
Any ideas on how to proceed, or about other tools?