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From: Michael A. <mic...@go...> - 2009-01-05 00:29:29
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Tom Hughes wrote: > Michael Abshoff wrote: Hi Tom, thanks for your prompt help. >> I am running the 3.4.0 release on a 64 bit Ubuntu box. While running >> the linbox (linalg.org) test suite under ptr-check I am seeing the >> following: > > Can you please raise a bug for this in bugzilla... Actually you might > want to check the existing bugs first as I think somebody may already > have reported this, but without the syscall number. If that is the case > then just adding the syscall number would be good. There is another ticket where an unknown syscall popped up with exp-ptrcheck: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=179618 Julian asked for feedback, but hasn't gotten any yet, so I added my info there for now. Should it turn out to be a different syscall I guess the ticket can be cloned. > I assume this is a 64 bit x86 program? In which case the syscall is > getrusage. Yes, it is. And the trace seems to indicate getrusage. > Tom I have also been playing with exp-ptrcheck and some Python code, but Python needs a couple suppressions to get the noise down. So after creating them and adding them to my personal Python suppression file they do not seem to work. Assuming suppressions are supposed to work for exp-ptrcheck I can supply some example once I am sure I am not screwing up since I wrote most of that supp file for Valgrind 3.3.1. Cheers, Michael |