I want to use valrgind at a specific time while my program is running. For
example, when I use -O3 it will take 0.5 hours to reach the desired point. When
I use -g -ggdb it will take nearly 2.5 hours to reach the desired point.
Now if I use valgrind with -g -ggdb, the program is extremely
26.08.2013, 11:45, Mahmood Naderan nt_mahm...@yahoo.com:
I want to use valrgind at a specific time while my program is running. For
example, when I use -O3 it will take 0.5 hours to reach the desired point.
When I use -g -ggdb it will take nearly 2.5 hours to reach the desired point.
Now
26.08.2013, 12:00, Mahmood Naderan nt_mahm...@yahoo.com:
Thanks. To be honest, I didn't understand!
It seems that with these macros, I can insert them in the specific section of
the code. However my problem is different. There are iterative functions. So
I want to start valgrind after,
On 08/26/2013 10:00 AM, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
Thanks. To be honest, I didn't understand!
It seems that with these macros, I can insert them in the specific section of
the code. However my problem is different. There are iterative functions. So
I want to start valgrind after, say, 0.5 hours
Hello, Mr. Naderan.
What particular tool would you like to use (Memcheck, Callgrind, Massif)?
If callgrind - you can switch off instrumentation at the start and then
switch it on at some particular point (or time). In any case, at first -
please test your program with:
valgrind --tool=none
What particular tool would you like to use (Memcheck, Callgrind, Massif)?
Unfortunately I want to use memcheck which seems to be impossible
Regards,
Mahmood
From: Vasily Golubev vasily.golu...@gmail.com
To: valgrind-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Yes, unfortunately, you are right. Since Valgrind binary translates your
program and track all memory read\write you have to run Memcheck at the
start of your program.
Maybe you can somehow reduce run path of your program changing some
functions to simpler one. So, my point is - try to localize
Hi, I'm working on a Valgrind tool targeting 32-bit guests that up to
this point we have been running on 32-bit hosts. I would like to also
be able to compile to target 32-bit guest on 64-bit host. So far, the
largest difference that I have found is described in the comments of
doHelperCall
26.08.2013, 19:18, Paolo Piselli ppise...@csail.mit.edu:
Hi, I'm working on a Valgrind tool targeting 32-bit guests that up to
this point we have been running on 32-bit hosts. I would like to also
be able to compile to target 32-bit guest on 64-bit host. So far, the
largest difference that
