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I get the warning to many memory leaks in my app. But the memory leaks are to 99 % not in my app. The leaks are in system dlls like crypt32.dll cyrptsp.dll kernel.dll, ...
What can i do, that this dlls not analysed.
I tried to exclude the modules in the Project poperties page, but this did not help.
I add my XE Results file
Thanks for help
What can i do, that this dlls not analysed.
I tried to exclude the modules in the Project poperties page, but this did not help.
I add my XE Results file
Thanks for help
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Quoting storchy
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But the memory leaks are to 99 % not in my app. The leaks are in system dlls like crypt32.dll cyrptsp.dll kernel.dll,
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But the memory leaks are to 99 % not in my app. The leaks are in system dlls like crypt32.dll cyrptsp.dll kernel.dll,
...
If you're referring to Microsoft's DLLs it ishard to believe that these DLLs have any Memory Leaks. Of
course, Microsoft OSs are not perfect but it is simply impossible that, for example, crypt32.dll has some
Memory Leaks related problem.
Could you provide a log-file? What is your OS?
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You can use "include" mode, for example:
inspxe-cl -collect mi1 -module-filter-mode=include -module-filter=foo.exe -- foo.exe
Regards, Peter
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09-20-2012
07:43 PM
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