[Valgrind-users] How to suppress messages in shared libraries?

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I'm working on a C++ project that links with wxgtk, boost, freetype, and OpenGL. So needless to say I'm passing a bunch of -l flags =)

The issue is that whenever I try to run valgrind on my app I get lots of output regarding wxgtk and mesa. I can use --gen-suppressions=yes to generate suppressions for each one of these, but that's extremely  repetitive given the number of different warnings. Also, some of the mesa ones are specific to my video card, so as soon as I test on another machine I'll have to repeat the process all over again.

Is there an easy way to stop valgrind from checking for leaks in my shared libraries?
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