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valgrind anyone?
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  • Subject: valgrind anyone?
  • From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 12:08:17 -0600

Does anyone know much about ValGrind? It's a fabulous tool for finding memory type bugs, particularly the insidious sort where you're not causing a program crash, but reading or writing from the wrong memory address. Craig's problem reminded me of it. Valgrind is a lot like purify, but without the hefty price tag.

Does Apple have anything comparable? I know apple has memory tools, but Valgrind is fairly extensive. Because it actually emulates the processor, it's tied to a particular platform. I believe people are working on a PPC version, though with apple going to intel I don't know if that will affect it. Presumably, also, one could compile an x86 binary with gcc on a ppc mac and run it in valgrind... though I'm not sure if valgrind x86 will compile on a Mac due to hardware dependencies.

Any thoughts?

Markian
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