Probably more a question for developers than users, but let me start by asking
it here...
Memcheck will report that memory is potentially lost if there is no pointer to
the beginning of a block, but there is an internal pointer. One valid use of
an internal pointer is a pointer to a base class in C++. How hard would it be
for memcheck to not report a block as being potentially lost if the internal
pointer could be a pointer to a base class? Is there sufficient info in the
debug information?
Phil
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