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AlexeyKolosov
Staff
14 years agoHello Martin,
AQtime always traces calls to the run-time memory management functions. That is, you do not need to create a special area to detect such memory leaks. So, in your case, I think, a preferable way to reduce the number of checked leaks is to leave the Full Check area enabled and to create an excluding class level area. The area should contain the majority of your application's classes to make the profiling performance acceptable.
Here is the list of the traced run-time memory management functions: new, delete, new[], delete[], malloc, calloc, realloc, expand, free. The corresponding memory leaks are reported as "C++ native memory" in the Report panel.