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From: Nicolas R. <ni...@bo...> - 2004-05-11 13:42:43
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I already inquired about this a few months ago. I'm just insisting, if=20=
you don't mind.
Thanks,
Nicol=E1s
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We are (still) looking for a decent memory debugging tool (i.e. memory=20=
leak detection lib) that
- is free (at the very least for academic purposes)
- is reasonably solid (for students of an algorithms and data=20
structures course, not a production environment)
- is easy to compile and install on the latest (ideally=20
unmodified) Dev-C++
- works with C++-style memory requests=20
(new/new[]/delete/delete[]); we don't need malloc/free.
We have tried several of the freely available packages (mss, mpatrol,=20
yamd, etc) but they are all quite old and unfrequently mantained, and=20
thus aren't easily compiled with the latest gcc bundled with the=20
current Dev. There's also a MinGW package (for mpatrol, I think) on the=20=
MinGW website which seems broken (most probably due to being linked=20
against the older libs in previous MinGW versions).
I know it's no rocket science to get one of these libs to work=20
correctly, but we have failed so far. If anyone is using such a tool=20
successfully with Dev, any modified makefiles or whatever you can=20
provide would be very welcome. If you happen to share the same problem,=20=
do contact us; maybe we can combine efforts.
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