I've normally found libumem quite reliable (that's not to say the ::findleaks is bug free, of course).
Silly question - do you know for certain there is a memory leak? Brian Karel Gardas wrote:
Hello, while developing C++ based applications on OS 2009.06 I'm curious if there is any reliable tool I may use for checking memory leaks of my C++ libraries/applications. I've tried to use: 1) libumem/mdb -- this does not work, i.e. it reports none C++ memory leak 2) librtc/dbx check -- this does not work, i.e. my program crashes quickly when librtc is preloaded and its core file suggest it crashes on SIGSEGV directly in RTC library 3) purify trial -- unsupported on SunOS 5.11 Strange or perhaps interesting thing is that I remember I've used libumem successfully on SXDE 1/08 at its times and while developing the same software, but now it's no go. Do you have any idea what to try and how? Thanks! Karel
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