How to free the memory of Task& a=*new(task::allocate_root()) P2MainTask(&Improve)?

I originally built my TBB code on Windows and it worked fine. Today I moved my code to Linux system (OpenSUSE 64 bit).

When I tried to run it, the program always stopped after some iterations. I wonder whether it is because the system run out of memory.The part of code is put below.

SolverP2 Improve(&inst,&mysolution,StartSolT1,&P1Queue,&P2Queue,&P3Queue,iterControl,exchangeControl,&stopControl );
        task_list tl;  
    P2MainTask& a=*new(task::allocate_root()) P2MainTask(&Improve);
     tl.push_back(a);
        SolverP2T2 Thread2(&inst,&mysolution,StartS开发者_JAVA技巧olT2,&P1Queue,&P2Queue,iterControl,exchangeControl,&stopControl );
    P2Thread2Task& b=*new(task::allocate_root()) P2Thread2Task(&Thread2);
       tl.push_back(b);
    SolverP2T3 Thread3(&inst,&mysolution,StartSolT3,&P1Queue,&P3Queue,iterControl,exchangeControl,&stopControl );
    P2Thread3Task& c=*new(task::allocate_root()) P2Thread3Task(&Thread3);
      tl.push_back(c);
       Shaking shakeSol(&inst,&mysolution,StartSolT4,&P4Queue,&stopControl );
       ShakingTask& d=*new(task::allocate_root()) ShakingTask(&shakeSol);
       tl.push_back(d);
        cout<<"task deine finished"<<endl;       
       task::spawn_root_and_wait(tl);
         cout<<"task start finished"<<endl;  

Could anyone tell me how to solve this problem? how can we release the memory defined by new for reuse? Thanks!

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Use the delete operator to clean up memory that's no longer being used, but you'll also have to declare some pointer variables since you didn't keep the original pointers:

P2MainTask *pa = &a;
delete *pa;
P2Thread2Task *pb = &b;
delete *pb;
P2Thread3Task *pc = &c;
delete *pc;