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10bc50e Tests: ignore Guard Malloc messages in MemChecker tests 159c3e9 Tests: add a test with custom options passed to valgrind 61ddb93 CTest: fix comment documenting cmBoundsCheckerParser class cbdfcb0 Tests: add test for non-existent Valgrind suppression file 3b5b758 CTest: drop suppression for gcc 2.9.6 errors from default Valgrind flags 7752253 Tests: verify that memory checker output files are always present abf1df4 Tests: remove code duplication in CTestTestMemCheck tests f499422 CTest: remove unreachable code and CTestTestMemcheckUnknown test dde6306 CTest: use an output file for Valgrind (#14110) bcc0f3f Tests: create output files for all memory checkers
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