How to track memory in heap area for a c program? [closed] - c

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I am trying to code a project which will track on heap area of c program, something like in memory profiler, on windows os, using dev cpp compiler,
what would be the steps for it?
thanks.

You should take a look at MemProf or massif.

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which dependency can help me to run c programming language and show me the result. Creating c programming IDE is possible with flutter or not?
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Could we do the sample program without having its Launchpad in CCStudio (For example, We can program the Microchip IDE without having the PIC microcontroller connected)?
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Remove/Reduce unused variable/memory.
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Is there anything else that I can use for this? Also, please correct if I am wrong.
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Let's say I am bound to use some particular amount of stack memory only. My program doesn't use recursion.

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