finding memory leaks

08/04/2008, 18h25

Hi,

I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage. Now
my task is to find and fix those.
I'm developing using eclipse.
Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks?
I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be
kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one?

I'm using:
linux
gcc 4.1.3
eclipse 3.2.2
cdt 3.1.2

Thank you!
--
chEErs roN

08/04/2008, 19h22

Daniel Kraft wrote:

> Ron Eggler wrote:
>> I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage.
>> Now my task is to find and fix those.
>> I'm developing using eclipse.
>> Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks?
>> I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be
>> kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one?
>>
>> I'm using:
>> linux
>> gcc 4.1.3
>> eclipse 3.2.2
>> cdt 3.1.2
>
> I'm not sure how "anyone" does it, but I'd use valgrind and I expect
> this to be a rather effective method as far as you are willing to work a
> bit on the command line.

Thank you Daniel,
valgrind I will have a look at that.
I for sure aam willing to work on the command line.

> But I'm not quite sure this question is on topic in comp.lang.c++

I wasn't sure where to post it so i thought i'd try it here.
Thanks for your response!
--
chEErs roN

08/04/2008, 20h33

Ron Eggler wrote:
> I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage. Now
> my task is to find and fix those.
> I'm developing using eclipse.
> Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks?
> I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be
> kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one?
>
> I'm using:
> linux
> gcc 4.1.3
> eclipse 3.2.2
> cdt 3.1.2

I'm not sure how "anyone" does it, but I'd use valgrind and I expect
this to be a rather effective method as far as you are willing to work a
bit on the command line.

But I'm not quite sure this question is on topic in comp.lang.c++

Daniel

--
Done: Bar-Sam-Val-Wiz, Dwa-Elf-Hum-Orc, Cha-Law, Fem-Mal
Underway: Ran-Gno-Neu-Fem
To go: Arc-Cav-Hea-Kni-Mon-Pri-Rog-Tou

08/04/2008, 18h25	#1
Ron Eggler Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	finding memory leaks Hi, I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage. Now my task is to find and fix those. I'm developing using eclipse. Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks? I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one? I'm using: linux gcc 4.1.3 eclipse 3.2.2 cdt 3.1.2 Thank you! -- chEErs roN

08/04/2008, 19h22	#2
Ron Eggler Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: finding memory leaks Daniel Kraft wrote: > Ron Eggler wrote: >> I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage. >> Now my task is to find and fix those. >> I'm developing using eclipse. >> Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks? >> I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be >> kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one? >> >> I'm using: >> linux >> gcc 4.1.3 >> eclipse 3.2.2 >> cdt 3.1.2 > > I'm not sure how "anyone" does it, but I'd use valgrind and I expect > this to be a rather effective method as far as you are willing to work a > bit on the command line. Thank you Daniel, valgrind I will have a look at that. I for sure aam willing to work on the command line. > But I'm not quite sure this question is on topic in comp.lang.c++ I wasn't sure where to post it so i thought i'd try it here. Thanks for your response! -- chEErs roN

08/04/2008, 20h33	#3
Daniel Kraft Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: finding memory leaks Ron Eggler wrote: > I co-wrote a project that apparently is suffering friom memory leakage. Now > my task is to find and fix those. > I'm developing using eclipse. > Does anyone know the best possibility to find such leaks? > I looked on the net and found different approaches but all seemed to be > kinda difficult. Does anyone know a "quick & dirty" one? > > I'm using: > linux > gcc 4.1.3 > eclipse 3.2.2 > cdt 3.1.2 I'm not sure how "anyone" does it, but I'd use valgrind and I expect this to be a rather effective method as far as you are willing to work a bit on the command line. But I'm not quite sure this question is on topic in comp.lang.c++ Daniel -- Done: Bar-Sam-Val-Wiz, Dwa-Elf-Hum-Orc, Cha-Law, Fem-Mal Underway: Ran-Gno-Neu-Fem To go: Arc-Cav-Hea-Kni-Mon-Pri-Rog-Tou

Outils de la discussion
Afficher une version imprimable Envoyer un lien vers cette page par email