Memory leak

[dariophoenix]

Hi,
I have a program which runs fine and has no leaks. But if I add this line...

map <long, NetworkComponen t> network;

... right before the main's() final return, it runs fine but Valgrind (I'm using KDevelop) tells me there is a memory leak. How can it be, if I haven't inserted anything in the map, and network is stored in the stack and thus needs not be deleted?
Thanks for the attention

[dariophoenix]

I'm not using pointers nor creating objects on the heap... Then

a) A map needs to be cleaned up explicitly. So I added the line:
network.clear() ;
but the leak is still there. Is there any other way to clean up a map?

b) Valgrind is wrong

[Banfa]

From you description I see no reason why you should get a memory leak although the code may be more informative.

[dariophoenix]

Hi, thanks for answering. I created a new project with just this code, and I still get a memory leak:

[CODE]
// test.cpp
#include <map>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){

map <long, string> s;
s.clear();
return 0;
}
[\CODE]