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From: Mukesh K. S. <sr...@ya...> - 2007-02-06 12:44:05
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Hi All. I am using i386 executables and interpreting it's memory leak as created by Valgrind o/p. As, the objective is to find out memory leaks for mx21, thus if I use i386 Valgrind o/p's, the interpretation would be nearly same for mx21 memory leaks without running mx21 executables on Valgrind. Can I interpret memory leaks of mx21 w.r.t o/p's as obtained for i386 through Valgrind Memcheck. Could someone help me in knowing some major differences in obtaining memory leaks which could be as mx21 is RISC based and i386 is CISC based. How could I use mx21 executables for Valgrind Memcheck to interpret mx21 memory leaks. BR --------------------------------- Don't pick lemons. See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos. |
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From: Nicholas N. <nj...@cs...> - 2007-02-06 22:15:55
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On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, Mukesh K. Srivastava wrote: > I am using i386 executables and interpreting it's memory leak as created by Valgrind o/p. > > As, the objective is to find out memory leaks for mx21, thus if I use i386 Valgrind o/p's, the interpretation would be nearly same for mx21 memory leaks without running mx21 executables on Valgrind. Can I interpret memory leaks of mx21 w.r.t o/p's as obtained for i386 through Valgrind Memcheck. > > Could someone help me in knowing some major differences in obtaining memory leaks which could be as mx21 is RISC based and i386 is CISC based. > > How could I use mx21 executables for Valgrind Memcheck to interpret mx21 memory leaks. I would expect the leaks you get on i386 executables to be similar, but possibly not identical, to the ones you would get on other platforms. Nick |