Wie benutzt man MadExcept Memory Leak Detection?

[DieDolly]

Jetzt klappt es endlich! Aber ich glaube das ist zu kompliziert für mich. Ein 2x TNamespace zeigt mir die Delphi-IDE als Leak an. madExcept zeigt es hier an mit "TNamespace.Create".

Delphi-Quellcode:

constructor TNamespace.Create(PIDL: PItemIdList; AParent: TNamespace);
{ Pass the PIDL of a Namespace Object Folder to create along with its parent    }
{ to create a new TNamespace.                                                   }
begin
  inherited Create;

  FParent := AParent;
  FShellCache.Data.SmallIcon := -1;
  FShellCache.Data.SmallOpenIcon := -1;
  FShellCache.Data.OverlayIndex := -1;
  FShellCache.Data.OverlayIconIndex := -1;
  IconCache := -1;
  Include(FStates, nsShellDetailsSupported);  // Be optomistic
  Include(FStates, nsShellFolder2Supported);  // Be optomistic
  Include(FStates, nsShellOverlaySupported);  // Be optomistic
  FreePIDLOnDestroy := True;
  FNamespaceID := SHELL_NAMESPACE_ID;
  { It is the Root Folder since it has no parent }
  if not Assigned(AParent) then
  begin
    { Either a nil for PID or if the PID is the Desktop PIDL means a full tree }
    if not Assigned(PIDL) or PIDLMgr.IsDesktopFolder(PIDL) then
    begin
      { If PID is already assigned then use it }
      if not Assigned(PIDL) then
        SHGetSpecialFolderLocation(ParentWnd, CSIDL_DESKTOP, FRelativePIDL)
      else
        FRelativePIDL := PIDL;
      FAbsolutePIDL := FRelativePIDL;
    end else
    { The PIDL is the Root PIDL but is NOT the Desktop namespace  it is a }
    { FULLY QUALIFIED PIDL to a namespace that is to be the Root.         }
    begin
      FAbsolutePIDL := PIDL;
      FRelativePIDL := PIDLMgr.GetPointerToLastID(FAbsolutePIDL);
    end;
  end else
  { If the folder is a child of the desktop special conditions apply see above }
  if PIDLMgr.IsDesktopFolder(AParent.AbsolutePIDL) then
  begin
    FRelativePIDL := PIDL;
    FAbsolutePIDL := PIDL;
  end else
  { Normal building of the PIDLs and Shells }
  begin
    FAbsolutePIDL := PIDLMgr.AppendPIDL(AParent.FAbsolutePIDL, PIDL);
    FRelativePIDL := PIDLMgr.GetPointerToLastID(FAbsolutePIDL);
    PIDLMgr.FreePIDL(PIDL);
  end;
end;

Kann man die Delphi-eigene Memory-Leak-Funktion nicht für gewisse Units ausschalten, fürs restliche Projekt aber behalten?