I'm implementing Windows 10 Notification in my application. However, the code below (which runs fine) apparently give a memo leak of 1 TNotification object and 2 strings, yet I free the object at the end of the block:
aNotification := NotificationCenter.CreateNotification;
//-- If not assigned then must be Win 8.1 or below
if not assigned(aNotification) then
exit;
try
aNotification.Title := AlignMixVersionName + ' License';
aNotification.AlertBody := aText;
NotificationCenter.PresentNotification(aNotification);
finally
aNotification.Free;
end;
Am I doing something stupid or is there a memory leak in the implementation of Notifications?
It is indeed a leak caused by TNotificationCenterDelegateActivated
. In its Create
a copy of the TNotification
parameter is created, but never freed.
Seems like some developers responsible for this code are not that proficient with non-ARC environments.
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