> how can I suppress errors that do not come from my code?
If anyone can write a program to answer that question correctly
(no false positives, and no false negatives), then that person
would win the Turing award.
Seriously, "not from my code" is a _very_ deep question.
Figuring out which code is to blame often takes careful analysis.
In a fair number of cases, "both" sides ("your" code
_and_ "the library's" code) are to blame.
Of course, it is easy to suppress any particular error
(identified by kind and traceback). See the output from
$ valgrind --help | grep suppress
and then go back to read the full --help and/or the manual.
A very general suppression could be written to ignore
all errors whose traceback contains any particular subroutine,
but usually this is not a good idea because it is too coarse.
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