Hi Stefan, At the moment there's no way to run mpatrol to perform only logging without memory allocation. Even though it might be reasonably easy to replace ...
Hello, my question is, if it is possible to monitor the memory (heap) fragmentation with mpatrol. I'm working on an embedded system (linux) with limited...
Hi, I'm trying to build mpatrol on a RHEL 5 machine and getting errors during the make. I have followed the below steps: 1. Run pkg/auto/setup 2. ./configure ...
I have forgotten something important: on Windows (at least using MSYS / MinGW) you can use pkg-config to compile and link your program against mpatrol. In that...
I've been working for some months on an autotooled mpatrol using the svn version, with the help of Graeme Roy (the mpatrol author) for some technical details....
Hello, I am trying to use mpatrol on the Eclipse Platform and the MinGW tools on Windows32. I first built the libraries and executables (I had to remove -lintl...
Hi Bob, To get mpatrol to display symbols instead of addresses when using Visual C++ you need to add a few settings to your build. This involves turning on ...
Hi Greg, Sorry I've taken so long to get back to you. I'm not a MinGW user but there are several people in this group that have reported success using mpatrol...
I am developing an application using C++, MFC and Visual Studio 2008. I have good reason to believe that it frees memory not properly allocated and it leaks...
Thought I would add a couple more observations that I've made regarding the use of DLLs vs static libs. I played around a little with compiling and running...
Windows XP SP3 / MinGW I have downloaded the 1.5.1 SVN tag tree and built it myself. I simply went into <mpatrol>/build/windows and executed "make -f...
If the app is executed at the prompt ie ./CShell Segmentation fault bash> yes a mpatrol.log is generated... @(#) mpatrol 1.5.1 (08/12/16) Copyright (C)...
If you haven't changed the mpatrol source code then it'll be using the default so that answers my question ;-) There's a signal-handler in the mpatrol stack...
All I did was go into the pkg/auto changed the build script to do the following... configure --without-x because there is not X tools installed, and did a...
Hi, You can't selectively choose which libraries in a program to run with mpatrol - it has to be the whole program or nothing (unless you link the shared...
Hi, Double-check that you're using the thread-safe version of mpatrol (libmpatrolmt). Using the normal version will cause multithreaded programs to fail. ...
Also, ran into to this issue. When the application is started it dies, so tossed it into gdb and get the following stack trace.. It is trying to trace into an...
I'm trying to figure out what is going on with this trace using the latest mpatrol... 1.5.1 ERROR: [ILLMEM]: illegal memory access at address 0xB4C9B4C4 ...
Congrats everyone Yippee 1.51 is official .. Regarding Backtrace () , I am using backtrace() and this works super for me .. Thanks and Regards Sagar...
... Awesome, thank you! ... FWIW, they are public; they're in the libunwind GIT repository. Leaving the default alone makes sense if anyone's using the...
The 1.5.1 release of mpatrol has just been completed and released to the Subversion repository at SourceForge, http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=19456. It...
Hi, I'm assuming backtrace() is a gcc 4 function because I can't find it in gcc 3, but yes, it looks like what you want. The only problem is that it's not ...
Hello everyone,, I got an interesting comment from suse guys ,,, "One easy way to do backtracing in a portable way over multiple Linux architectures is to use...
Hello Friend ,, I am confused ... from what i see inside the code i need to re-write 1. struct frameinfo and stackinfo ( for 64bit) 2. then need to write the...
... I don't have such code, but what I'd recommend is using either libunwind or just libgcc; x86_64 is special in that the platform ABI requires presence of...