Quoting "Andrew Hassall" <[email protected]>:
I'm not currently using multiple instances, but is there any easy way of testing if I'm using memory not allocated to the external? I've$ valgrind pdIs there a specific version of valgrind for pd?
no.
or do I have to run valgrind with a specific command? (I couldn't find any information of valgrind with pd from searching)
no. simply run $ valgrind pd -my -pd -flags and have a look what it tells.note: Pd itself allocates a number of memory which it never frees (most prominently, the symbol hashtable, but also the list of classes); valgrind considers them as memleaks, but normally you can safely ignore these warnings as false positives.
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