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> No sign of any tilegx user or developer activity since something like
> one year.
> No reply received for question in
> https://sourceforge.net/p/valgrind/mailman/message/35566192/
>
> Is there any tilegx user or developer still active ?
> Should we consider this
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> On jeudi 22 décembre 2016 06:46:44 CET David Chapman wrote:
> > If this is new valgrind behavior, I wouldn't discount a bug in its
> > code
>
> It certainly looks like one :)
>
> > but the developers (not me) would need to know what the QVBoxLayout
> >
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> This is the first time I've ever used Intel's MKL LAPACKE and
> Valgrind. Unfortunately, I get an error with something I have little
> to no experience with. I could use some advice on how to cure a
> potential memory leak. I'm using Intel's MKL library, so I highly
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> Hi,
>
> I am running valgrind in order to get a call graph, I am running top
> and I keep seeing only one thread 100% cpu working for valgrind.
>
> Does valgrind have any parameters that I can set for him, so it will
> use all my machine cores (16 for example) ?
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> Can you give me the link and save me the drilling effort, please ?
>
>
> One more thing, let's assume I continue using this way the valgrind
> to create my call graphs. Does a huge memory dedicated for this
> purpose, in my case 32gb ram may cause other issues due
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> Hi Guys... I'm trying to run valgrind inside Qt Creator as I can make
> in Linux but it doesn't work. I have sent an email to the Qt Creator
> list and they sent me here to ask... my mail was this:
>
>
>
> Valgrinf it doesn’t work on OS X El Capitan:
> Hi guys…
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Hi,
I've recently switched over to Valgrind 3.10.1 and I'm now see vast
numbers of 'mismatched free/delete' type messages all coming from
std::string shipped with GCC 4.8.3.
I really don't believe what Valgrind is saying but I'd like to be
certain. Firstly,
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Hi All,
Can anyone tell me why valgrind hit
“__static_initialization_and_destruction_0(int, int) ?
My guess is that you have one of the forms of static (file static, class static
or function static).
How to resolved I ?
Normally objects that were statically
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Skip Montanaro skip at pobox.com writes:
Who is doing the Solaris port?
There is some work-in-progress.
Check http://bitbucket.org/setupji/valgrind-solaris
Hi
Here's the associated thesis
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Hi ,
Apologies if it is silly question as i am a beginner.
Is it possible to use the memcheck tool for code rather than
executable ( binary) ?
Hi
No, Valgrind is strictly runtime.
Google for static analysis tools.
A+
Paul
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Hi ,
Is it only useful for standalone application? Does it support any
other OS than Linux?
Hi
It's best with an application compiled with debug information.
Other OSes - Mac OS X, Free BSD and Solaris that I've used with varying degrees
of success.
A+
Paul
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Hi all -
I've been using valgrind for a long time. I just upgraded to 3.81,
and I see my %CPU in top at close to 1000. I think I've only ever
seen 100 or less before. One difference is that this time I used
--enable-tls. Does this actually allow threads to work
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Slow down / pause is something that's planned. Rewind is difficult
since this would require actually logging the trace data (currently
it's transient), which would take up a huge amount of space - though
this may be useful for short-lived programs.
Hi
Is it
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Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE
When I execute the following command...
valgrind --tool=callgrind program arguments
I receive the following:
valgrind: filed to start tool 'callgrind' for platform 'x86-linux':
No such
file or directory
What
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[snip]
I'll start with a few general comments. I've been working on engineering
software for most of my career, and with very few exceptions, double precision
is perfectly adequate (and the fastest).
The real world (at least, the Intel/AMD part of it) is somewhat
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Unfortunately the assessment that there are only small changes or
unimportant differences is plain wrong. In complex calculations
(i.e. no one line hello sin() world demo apps) which rely on the
wider datatypes the lack of precision will cause major malfunctions
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When I use --gen-suppression and --suppression both at the same time
my
application fails to start. Individually these flags works fine.
Hi
Does Valgrind generate any output? If so, could you post that.
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Paul
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Hello,
However, I really want the line number of my function that the error
is occurring in, but I can't find it.
$ valgrind --tool=memcheck --trace-children=yes ./myApp
(myApp top secret output omitted)
[snip]
Unfortunately, on that last line starting with
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On Sunday, June 03, 2012, Paul Floyd wrote:
I'll try adding it and confirm either tonight or tomorrow.
Please do.
Hi
Just done the test, and the problem is fixed.
A+
Paul
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Dear Valgrind community,
I am currently trying to use massif on a huge programming project,
and I
want to isolate some allocations that aren't significant.
I use the --ignore-fn option like this:
valgrind --tool=massif --ignore-fn=SDL_CreateRGBSurface
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I have a good amount of Linux and programming experience (~10 years)
but am
new to the valgrind tool. Thus far I really like the information and
capabilities, impressive.
I'm profiling a multi-component embedded system on Ubuntu. The
components
are in
Hi
To fix this you will have to build your own Valgrind (if you haven't done so
already). Grep for VG_N_SEGMENTS in the source, change it to something bigger
and rebuild/reinstall.
A+
Paul
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From: Luka Napotnik luka.napot...@gmail.com
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