for fun i created some sort of dice rolling app.
It allows you to roll any amount of dices with any amount of pips. The result is shown as simply QLabels with the dices pips on them.
I do this by having a seperate layout for the "result labels" that is added to my central layout and adding the needed amount of QLabels to it with every roll.
At the start of the drawing of the result i simply erase the content of the "result layout".
This apparently creates a memory leak.
Here is the important part of my code:

@void Widget::onRoll(void) //this is a slot
{
quint32 dicenumber = diceinput.text().toUInt();//how many dices were used
quint32 dicetype = this->dicetype.text().toUInt(); //amount of pips
clearLayout(diceresult);

for(quint32 i = 0; i < dicenumber;i++)
{
    diceresult.addWidget(QPointer<QLabel>(new QLabel(QString::number((qrand() % dicetype) + 1))));
}

update();

}
//this apparently results in a leak
void Widget::clearLayout(QLayout& layout)
{
QLayoutItem* item;
while(item = layout.takeAt(0))
{
item->widget()->setVisible(false);
layout.removeWidget(item->widget());
delete item;
}
}
@

When i click the "roll dice" button of my program it calls the "onRoll" slot.
Why does the "delete item" call not lead to all dynamic memory being properly deleted?

Btw i figured this had a leak by looking at the rising amount of memory the program used (provided by windows task manager)

Any help would be great :)