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Right now only a single malloc()'s count is multiplied by the number of iterations. If a second malloc() is written right after it. It is not affected by the for loop.

Need to figure out a better way to determine whether or not a given malloc() is within a for loop.

malloc() in embedded loops do not get counted for the correct number of times. Need to determine if a loop is embedded. Then get the number of iterations of the parent loop and multiply it by the current loops iteration count.