If you've used Memcheck (from Valgrind) you'll probably be familiar with this message... Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialized value(s) I've read about this and it simply occurs when you use an uninitialized value. MyClass s; s.DoStuff(); This will work because s is automatically initialized... So if this is the case...
Hi All, how do i do a valgrind memcheck on every instance of Process without starting it via valgrind command options. Is there a way to keep the monitoring options saved on a process rather than starting up the process every-time with valgrind command? In Microsoft Application Verifier if an application is specified to be monitored, ...
I don't suppose there is a way to programmatically enable/disable Valgrind memcheck the way you can with callgrind? (Start/stop instrumentation). It's painfully, unusably slow (which is okay if the code you want to test starts automatically and you just leave it running), but I can't actually get into the code that's important without c...
Valgrind gives me the following leak summary on my code. However, I have freed all malloc'ed memory. Is this a bad thing, or is this normal? My program is in c. ==3513== LEAK SUMMARY: ==3513== definitely lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==3513== possibly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==3513== still reachable: 568 ...
I've got an set of acceptance tests that run nightly. I'd like to use valgrind to check for memory leaks in my code automatically as an additional safe-guard to manually checking for leaks. Updating my scripts to run my processes under valgrind is trivial, however, each test starts and stops a number of processes and there are around 1...
Hi, I want to debug a "big" C code, and use valgrind, in particular the tool memcheck. The output is very long, due to the size of the program, and I only want to focus on some function and relative subfunctions of the program. Is it possible in valgrind only to analyze certain function and subfunctions (up to some depth level)? Thanks...