Why is it whenever I use config with the following options that the make resets the config options to the default values? For example: Lets say that I do the...
All: Gray has graciously sent me a copy of his dmalloc CVS repository and I've agreed (in principle) to have a look at integrating various patches that people...
... It sounds like configure is being re-run at compile time, presumably because your 'make' is doing lazy file time checking (checks the file times when...
Hello, I am trying to allocate 28MB to realloc and dmalloc wont let me. I am using AIX, and I was wondering of there were any limitations to using realloc with...
No, probably not. You might want to check your system-imposed limits, which depends on the shell you use. Typically, the command in bash and sh is 'ulimit -a'...
Hi all, I'm newb to dmalloc and have problems setting it up on Solaris (it works like a charm in linux). ... bash-2.03$ make gcc -I/usr/local/include -Wall...
Hi, My code(huge C code for linux) is crashiing inside malloc(). So I think its because heap/stack got corrupted. So even dmalloc is not useful. Can someone...
... I'd like to second this. Valgrind, unfortunately only for Linux completely ROCKS. I've been meaning to put a pointer on dmalloc.com for it. ... ...
... I wouldn't assume that dmalloc is not useful unless it is crashing inside of dmalloc's malloc. Dmalloc has a completely different heap organization than...
Some of us use other operating systems than Linux (*) and it would be nice to see valgrind operating on FreeBSD. I'm not sure what it would take to make that...
Hi All, Actually I am new user to dmalloc library. I am facing some meory leak problems in snmp ( which is derived from ucd-snmpd-4.1.2 ). For tracing I was...
Hello, I'm a new dmalloc user and I have an error that I don't understand. I am using dmalloc 4.8.2 with a Redhat Linux 8 system. I was able to use dmalloc to...
... Without more details, I don't see the problem but here are some ideas. The error pointer is trying to say that dmalloc does not know about that pointer. 1)...
Hello Gray, Thanks for the input. I am actually debugging a shared object. I deleted everything and started over. I now have dmalloc linked into just one of ...
dear dmalloc users, I'm working on a Linux app. that requires a lot of memory, which seems too much. To identify which modules require the most memory, I...
Ok I've having a hard time trying to get this to work, and wonder if maybe someone else has had these problems as well and might beable to help. I downloaded...
... Before I help, please take a look at this. http://dmalloc.com/docs/online/dmalloc_10.html#IDX77 ... gray.eg3@... Copyright 2003 by Gray Watson. ...
Howdy folks: Back, by popular demand, a Dmalloc release. What a concept!! I've been stuck for a while on some major changes to the internals (dumb) and...
Hello, Has anyone any success in using the latest dmalloc for Solaris (2.8) or Tru64 (5.1)? On both platforms it compiles out of the box with gcc 3.3, but the...
Bert Deknuydt
deknuydt@...
May 28, 2003 11:29 am
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... I'm seeing this too. Here's a stack trace from dmalloc_t on Tru64 (compiled with /bin/cc). Could random() be trying to malloc something? (ladebug) where ...
... .. and the answer is yes :) Here's a stack trace from Solaris 2.7. A little googling for _randomjunk got me this URL, which is most likely exactly what's...
... ... Okay, sometimes I'm smarter than the average bear and other times... I'm not. I should have guessed that random() on some architectures uses malloc. ...
... Hello, Good news: 5.0.2 does its job on all platforms that I tried here: Tru64, Solaris, HPUX, Irix and even ancient Ultrix. Seems like you fixed it....
Bert Deknuydt
deknuydt@...
Jun 5, 2003 12:44 pm
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Howdy: Fixed a recusion problem with random() on some architectures and improved some of the auto-configuration and testing. Release notes here: ...
Howdy: PLEASE UPGRADE. This probably should be a patch release because I've found and fixed a number of problems with the 5.X.X tree. Specifically, dmalloc...
... 5.1.0 should work fine on Solaris. Another option is using Solaris' builtin watchmalloc, which can detect some things dmalloc can't, but can't detect some...
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