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/sqlite-3.40.0/src/
H A Dmem2.cdbdc4d49 Fri Mar 28 07:42:53 GMT 2008 danielk1977 <[email protected]> If memory is leaked when running a test script with the --malloctrace option, write out a file called leaks.sql in the same format as mallocs.sql containing th e leaked applications. The same tools can then be used to examine the stack traces associated with leaked allocations. (CVS 4926)

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H A Dtest_malloc.cdbdc4d49 Fri Mar 28 07:42:53 GMT 2008 danielk1977 <[email protected]> If memory is leaked when running a test script with the --malloctrace option, write out a file called leaks.sql in the same format as mallocs.sql containing th e leaked applications. The same tools can then be used to examine the stack traces associated with leaked allocations. (CVS 4926)

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/sqlite-3.40.0/test/
H A Dtester.tcldbdc4d49 Fri Mar 28 07:42:53 GMT 2008 danielk1977 <[email protected]> If memory is leaked when running a test script with the --malloctrace option, write out a file called leaks.sql in the same format as mallocs.sql containing th e leaked applications. The same tools can then be used to examine the stack traces associated with leaked allocations. (CVS 4926)

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/sqlite-3.40.0/
H A Dmanifest.uuiddbdc4d49 Fri Mar 28 07:42:53 GMT 2008 danielk1977 <[email protected]> If memory is leaked when running a test script with the --malloctrace option, write out a file called leaks.sql in the same format as mallocs.sql containing th e leaked applications. The same tools can then be used to examine the stack traces associated with leaked allocations. (CVS 4926)

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H A Dmanifestdbdc4d49 Fri Mar 28 07:42:53 GMT 2008 danielk1977 <[email protected]> If memory is leaked when running a test script with the --malloctrace option, write out a file called leaks.sql in the same format as mallocs.sql containing th e leaked applications. The same tools can then be used to examine the stack traces associated with leaked allocations. (CVS 4926)

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