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From: Satish S. <Sat...@in...> - 2006-04-22 05:38:20
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Hi,
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I am running an application to test an audio encoder. When I
ran the program with valgrind, I got an message=0D
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0% clear the stack (83307 bytes)
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I checked the mailing list for this message, but couldn't find any
references. Can you please tell me if this refers to the maximum stack
size?
If not, how do I check the maximum stack size used by the program.
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Thks.
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Regards,
Satish Somasundaram
Embedded Sys & DSP Lab - PED
xtn:2441 | 09349125244
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From: Nicholas N. <nj...@cs...> - 2006-04-23 11:01:27
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On Sat, 22 Apr 2006, Satish Somasundaram wrote: > I am running an application to test an audio encoder. When I > ran the program with valgrind, I got an message > > 0% clear the stack (83307 bytes) > > I checked the mailing list for this message, but couldn't find any > references. Can you please tell me if this refers to the maximum stack > size? That message is not from Valgrind. It must be coming from the application. It's possible that something different is happening to the application when it runs under Valgrind, but it's hard to know from this much information. Nick |