On Wednesday 11 Dec 2013 11:09:15 Andrew Ross wrote:
 
> Yes, I've been using this option. Very handy. I've now got the test_diff_psc
> resuilts valgrind clean for C and C++ with standard optimisation. I've not
> (yet) tracked down the colorbar problem with -O3. 

I've traced the problem back to the remove_characters function in 
src/pllegend.c . I'm not sure exactly why, but I think the optimisation of the 
memmove call is causing problems. I've implemented an alternative algorithm 
which seems to cure the valgrind issue and hasn't changed the output.

This concludes my debugging of valgrind results for now.

Andrew

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