Mark Burgess wrote:

> Does anyone know how much insure++ costs?

I am told that we paid about $10,000 some years ago for the threaded
version of this tool.  I don't know what the pricing is now, or whether
there is a university discount etc.

Purify is easier to use -- insure++ is a compiler front-end with
associated runtime libraries, while purify can run on an arbitrary
binary.
-- 
Joe Buehler



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