Re: life expectancy of allocated resources in a .so file
- From: Scott Lacy Salley <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 00:51:17 -0600
In article <1163605777.206861.170170@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Sideswipe wrote:
Is there an equivalent to "Bounds Checker" for Linux that can let me
known when I trounce on memory? Somewhere I am walking on memory and
it's not occurring to me where.
Christian
http://christian.bongiorno.org
I generally use:
1. Valgrind (valgrind.kde.org -- not tied to KDE window system)
2. GCC patched with Bounds Checking (sourceforge.net/projects/boundschecking
-- you can turn the bounds checking instrumentation on and off)
I do not usually use them together at the same time.
They each find different types of problems and with the right test cases, can
find huge numbers of potential issues in unclean code.
--
Scott Lacy Salley <scottlacysalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
http://scottlacysalley.blogspot.com
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