Gareth Pearce tilps at hotmail.com writes:
Hi,
Has anyone atempted to port valgrind to cygwin?
I thought it was something that would be good to do, but its looking like
quite a big job, given that its tied so strongly to the linux kernel. I
could keep ripping it to bits until
Valgrind.org says that Windows is not supported, but doesn't mention
Cygwin specifically. Has anyone gotten it to work? How about static
valgrind (patch to GCC) - it's been discussed on the list a while
ago?
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Problem reports
to work
w/ cygwin.
Of course it only works w/ 'C'; but I used it to
track down array indexing problems and pointer
problems.
Very interesting. Checking out those links, it appears
that these patches are very much like a static version
of Valgrind. Valgrind works dynamically with an x86
code
Jim Kleckner wrote:
Dave Korn wrote:
...
Maybe we should try and port the free open-source equivalent valgrind
(http://valgrind.kde.org/) instead? I haven't ever looked at this,
but it ought
to be possible. I note that you can use (a special variant version
of) valgrind
to verify win32 apps
Hi,
Has anyone atempted to port valgrind to cygwin?
I thought it was something that would be good to do, but its looking like
quite a big job, given that its tied so strongly to the linux kernel. I
could keep ripping it to bits until it compiles - but I am guessing the end
product
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