... overload the operators +, =, ... for a derived type with pointer components which does not leak memory? ... and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler)  ... The line    c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But ...

... overload the operators +, =, ... for a derived type with pointer components which does not leak memory? ... and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler)  ... The line    c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But ...

... to overload the operators +, =, ... for a derived type with pointer components which does not leak memory? ... and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler) ... The line c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is...

... are revealed. This possibly without even digging as scanning techniques get better. The only real places studied are places exposed like the Grand Canyon or the Rift Valley in Africa, these areas are few and far inbetween, and a few other places.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rift_zone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYVS_Yh6dTk if a bucket contains blue, red, green and orange marbles, then a sample of three marbles cannot possible ...

...   b%%x = -2.0   c = a+b   deallocate(a%%x,b%%x,c%%x) end program test and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler) Is the assignment to z in tt_sum the same as the assignment to y in tt_def, and subsequently c in the main prog? One of these structures is getting lost (since valgrind reports a fixed loss...

... a way to overload the operators +, =, ... for a derived type with pointer components which does not leak memory? ... and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler) ... The line c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of ...

....0 , 5.0 /) b%%x = -2.0 c = a+b deallocate(a%%x,b%%x,c%%x) end program test and I still get the memory leak in tt_sum. It seems to me that this example will always leak somewhere inbetween the "+" and the "=". (only tried one compiler) Is the assignment to z in tt_sum the same as the assignment to y in tt_def, and subsequently c in the main prog? One of these structures is getting lost (since valgrind reports a fixed loss ...

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As an experiment, I've bound ( and [ and " to functions which automatically insert the closing character, and leave point inbetween. I think I like this behaviour, at least while programming. I'm running ubuntu with gnome. Unfortunately, if I'm running emacs in a gnome-terminal (no X), and I paste the X clipboard contents into a buffer using both mouse buttons, or shift-insert, then my keybindings have their effect, and I get all sorts of ...

...MIKO): A "Ghost Cat" who has lived near the Asagiri shrine for many years and sometimes helps to protect it, and its humans, from demons. She can appear as a black cat, as a human with cat-eyes, or any form inbetween. [DM] Korin (DRAGONBALL): The cat on top of Korin's tower. [GM] Koshka (USAGI-CHAN DE CUE): A cat-human hybrid who aims to defeat the lead female, the rabbit-human hybrid Mimika. She has cat-eyes, cat-ears and...