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I would like my Delphi project to generate the a FASTMM memory leak report during the program runtime, if possible, and append to that report on shutdown, without having to see this dialog every time I close the program.
If it is not possible to make FMM create the report and edit it N times during runtime, I would at least like to get rid of the annoying dialog, since I already have the report with much more details than the dialog shows.
You can achieve this by setting
SuppressMessageBoxestoFalse. This capability is only available if you are using the full version of FastMM as opposed to the cut-down version bundled with Delphi.You cannot call
CheckBlocksOnShutdownbecause it is not declared in the interface section of the unit. You could modify the source code forFastMM4.pasto make it available. However, calling it whilst your program is running will likely yield nothing useful. That will just spit out a report containing all the memory blocks that are currently allocated. Which is quite different from a list of blocks that have been leaked.