I've created a multi-platform leak checking library with DUnit integration and per test memory leak details (basically FastMM full debug report but per test) and instance cycle detection (analyzes managed fields of your object graph and tells you where your instances create cycles).

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I've created a multi-platform leak checking library with DUnit integration and per test memory leak details (basically FastMM full debug report but per test) and instance cycle detection (analyzes managed fields of your object graph and tells you where your instances create cycles).
https://bitbucket.org/shadow_cs/delphi-leakcheck/

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  1. Nicholas RingMarch 10, 2015 at 11:32 PM

    Sounds awesome! I will check it out :)

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  2. shlomo abuisakMarch 11, 2015 at 1:35 AM

    Using xe install OK.
    Ini Ok
    TestInsight.Client, ok
    TestInsight.DUnit, Ok
    RunRegisteredTests; Ok
    View Testinsight explorer Ok 

    How do you register what kind of test?
    No output. Any help will do.
    No using information

    Thanks.

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  3. shlomo abuisakMarch 11, 2015 at 1:41 AM

    P.s Once activating the explorer you can not DEACTIVATE.
    Even if i took of  
    TestInsight.Client,
    TestInsight.DUnit, 
    RunRegisteredTests;  explorer is still active !!!

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  4. Honza RamešMarch 11, 2015 at 2:44 AM

    shlomo abuisak I just pushed XE support. Follow the readme guide and also follow TI readme how to enable the tests. Quick hint: you need to define TESTINSIGHT conditional. Also see the attached test projects for your version of Delphi (including project options). On Windows you can always use GUI test runner and enable leak reporting from there. Just make sure you include all units. Let me know if there are any inconsistencies in the readme I'll try to update it to make it even clearer.

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  5. shlomo abuisakMarch 11, 2015 at 4:29 AM

    Honza Rameš
    I down loaded shadow_cs-delphi-leakcheck-6b5f34e211c1.zip
    In it there is No xe Demo. Only xe6 or xe7.
    TestInsight directory dose not help either.
    It will be nice to see a working XE test.
    Now a days people work even before <7 
    Pushing only xe6 or xe7 dose not help most of the community.
    P.S i still work under 7 too.
    Thanks

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  6. Honza RamešMarch 11, 2015 at 4:57 AM

    shlomo abuisak  You need to use commit c391e49 (I did some rebasing which could screw with anyone's history if you already cloned) or later there should be Test/XE folder containing the project you're asking for. When I started the project I needed to test the functionality fist then I added older Delphi support. You can see a lot of refactoring in the commit. I'd also like to ask anyone to test on other Delphi version not mentioned in the readme and drop a comment on the progress (using XE project for all other Delphi should work)... Thanks

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