@c Generated automatically from heapmon.pas
@c DO NOT CHANGE THIS FILE MANUALLY!

@example
@{
A unit to watch the heap, i.e. check if all pointers that were
allocated are released again. This is meant as a debugging help
for avoiding memory leaks.

Use it in the main program before all other units. When, at the
end of the program, some pointers that were allocated, have not
been released, the unit prints a message to StdErr. Only pointers
allocated via the Pascal mechanisms (New, GetMem) are tracked, not
pointers allocated with direct libc calls or from C code. After a
runtime error, pointers are not checked.

Note that many units and libraries allocate memory for their own
purposes and don't always release it at the end. Therefore, the
usefulness of this unit is rather limited.

Copyright (C) 1998-2000 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

Author: Frank Heckenbach <frank@@pascal.gnu.de>

This file is part of GNU Pascal.

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@}

@{$gnu-pascal@}

unit HeapMon;

interface

uses GPC;

@{ This unit has an empty interface. It is automatically activated
  when used. @}

@end example
