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From: Andy G. <and...@ox...> - 2007-04-27 13:27:16
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Hi guys, Valgrind looks like exactly what I need for some simulation work. I'm having a go at writing a new tool. I tried to download the latest code, but unfortunately our over-protected corporate network won't allow svn access - is there an http access available? I've successfully downloaded and built the source for version 3.2.3 However the instructions at http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/writing-tools.html didn't work for me:- 1. In step 6, I don't have a Makefile, only a Makefile.am. Where should I get Makefile? 2. autogen.sh isn't there. I'm guessing that I can only do this with the code from svn? Am I right, or should I be able to build a new tool from release 3.2.3? Many thanks, Andy OXFORD SEMICONDUCTOR LIMITED 25 MILTON PARK ABINGDON OXFORDSHIRE OX14 4SH Registered in England no 2733820 Registered Address: As above |
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From: Nicholas N. <nj...@cs...> - 2007-04-28 00:28:13
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On Fri, 27 Apr 2007, Andy Green wrote: > Valgrind looks like exactly what I need for some simulation work. I'm > having a go at writing a new tool. > > I tried to download the latest code, but unfortunately our > over-protected corporate network won't allow svn access - is there an > http access available? > > I've successfully downloaded and built the source for version 3.2.3 > However the instructions at > http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/writing-tools.html didn't work for me:- > 1. In step 6, I don't have a Makefile, only a Makefile.am. Where > should I get Makefile? > 2. autogen.sh isn't there. > > I'm guessing that I can only do this with the code from svn? Am I right, > or should I be able to build a new tool from release 3.2.3? Building new tools is much easier from SVN. >From a 3.2.3 version, there shouldn't be Makefile.am files there. Are you following the build instructions in 'README'? Nick |