Re: memory leakage detection tools

Re: memory leakage detection tools

[Koni]

You can also try "memprof" -- a gnome app I believe, for visualizing and
tracking memory leaks by using a mark-and-sweep garbage collector to
find allocated chunks that are not referenced anywhere, or something
like that. Worked very well for me on a few items. Sometimes its helpful
to link against debug builds of libraries though as I found sometimes
the stack traces would get messed up without the debugging symbols for
glibc and what not. Only problem with the memprof version I used (it was
a while ago) is I couldn't figure out how to set the command line
arguments for the process I wanted to profile.

Good luck!

Cheers,
Koni

Try "Bounds Checking", a GPL-ed (I believe) program.

 - Neil Fergusson


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Re: memory leakage detection tools

[Neil J. Fergusson]

Try "Bounds Checking", a GPL-ed (I believe) program.

  - Neil Fergusson


guy keren wrote:

> On 19 Jan 2002, mehul radheshyam choube wrote:
> 
> 
>>    i am writing c program which uses lot of pointer variables.
>>
> [...snip...]
> 
>>    but now i want to check whether there is any memory leakage.can
>>    anybody suggest me any free tool for this.
>>
> 
> i've conducted some "research" (you might call it) for development tools
> for linux (including malloc debugging libraries) for a lecture i carried
> in our local linux club - look at the slides:
> http://linuxclub.il.eu.org/newcomers/lectures/6/ide.html
> 
> and specifically under 'Debug libraries'.
> 
> hope this helps,
> --
> guy
> 
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Re: memory leakage detection tools

[guy keren]

On 19 Jan 2002, mehul radheshyam choube wrote:

>     i am writing c program which uses lot of pointer variables.
[...snip...]
>     but now i want to check whether there is any memory leakage.can
>     anybody suggest me any free tool for this.

i've conducted some "research" (you might call it) for development tools
for linux (including malloc debugging libraries) for a lecture i carried
in our local linux club - look at the slides:
http://linuxclub.il.eu.org/newcomers/lectures/6/ide.html

and specifically under 'Debug libraries'.

hope this helps,
--
guy

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 or dial 0, and please hold, for the creator." -- nob o. dy

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memory leakage detection tools

[mehul radheshyam choube]

hi friends,

      i am writing c program which uses lot of pointer variables.for last two days it was giving core dump error.today i have rectified the problem now it is not giving core dump error.
     but now i want to check whether there is any memory leakage.can anybody suggest me any free tool for this.

mehul. 

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