求助!BCB封装使用web service,最后出现内存泄漏问题?

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__fastcall ~DelphiInterface<T>()
{
if (intf != 0)
{
intf->Release();
intf = 0;
}
}

出错地方systobj.h中的红色语句,发现程序运行越久占用内存越大。请大家帮忙看看为什么会出现这样的问题?
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