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What environment var corresponds to "Enable Guard Malloc"?
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What environment var corresponds to "Enable Guard Malloc"?


  • Subject: What environment var corresponds to "Enable Guard Malloc"?
  • From: Jens Alfke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 11:23:21 -0700

I need to run a command-line tool from a shell, enabling the same heap diagnostics that are found in Xcode (the ‘Diagnostics’ tab of the scheme editor.)

I know that “Enable Scribble” corresponds to the environment variable MallocScribble.
It appears that “Enable Guard Edges” corresponds to MallocGuardEdges.
But what does “Enable Guard Malloc” correspond to? I don’t see any option with a similar name described in the malloc(3) man page.

Also, anyone know of instructions on how to use valgrind on Mac OS, preferably within Xcode?

—Jens
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