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From: Brian C. <cr...@fi...> - 2005-07-20 17:24:03
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You can send other signals to your process using kill... if interrupts and sigquit are being eaten by valgrind, try using one of the SIGUSR signals. -- Brian parag shah wrote: > hey > > i am having the following problem.... > > i want to run valdring on a process that does not die by itself. the > only way to kill it is usually kill or cltr c . however i cant do that > without killing valgrind. > > so i was wondering if valgrind creates some log file of some kind which > it keeps on updating all the time that the process is running and then > uses this log file at the end of the process to calculate the memory leaks. > > if this is present then i can just kill valgrind and then ask it to > analyse that log file to give me the leak summary. > > i would really appretiate it if the developers can let me know if > something of this sort is possible. > > > thanks > parag shah > |