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From: darrik m. <da...@my...> - 2007-05-11 20:43:17
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Hi. My name is Darrik Mazey. I'm new to valgrind, and whilst trying to track down a memory leak (running valgrind --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full), I get a lot of lines reading "object doesn't have a symbol table" referencing a shared library. Does this indicate that the library was compiled without g++'s -g option? Thanks in advance. ~Darrik Mazey |
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From: Igmar P. <mai...@jd...> - 2007-05-14 10:20:35
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Hi, > Hi. My name is Darrik Mazey. I'm new to valgrind, and whilst trying to > track down a memory leak (running valgrind --tool=memcheck > --leak-check=full), I get a lot of lines reading "object doesn't have a > symbol table" referencing a shared library. Does this indicate that the > library was compiled without g++'s -g option? Yes. It't usually the package manager which strips binaries and executables. Some platforms have special debiug packages, which installs files that contain the symbol table. Regards, Igmar |