Hi, I used to use Valgrind with Qt applications succesfully to detect leaks. The "definitely lost" marked ones in the output appeared to be real ones.
I wonder if the situation is the same with QML applications. I mean that can I trust that the leaks that the tool claims to be leaks for sure are real? Is the memory handling in QML making any difference? I am asking this because the tool finds so many leaks in many applications and they are not the kind of leaks that occurs only once in a lifetime of application. I am using Valgrind 3.5.0 with Qt4.7.1. For example in struct SimpleList in qdeclarativeengine_p.h there is an array allocated but it is not always deleted and running a repetitive case seems to increase the leak count. - Mikko
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