I am trying to run my c++ program with valgrind, however I have some points in the program which require user input from stdin, but when i run with valgrind, it wont let the user input anything for th
I doubt that the problem is with \"remote\", and think it more likely to be with \"d/b access\" - but, how can I know?
Anyone have any ideas as to what is going on here? I have a recursive function, which sometimes makes calls to pcre to match patterns within a string that is being built. It works fine if there are no
Alright. I am using boost::shared_ptr to store a couple of objects in a map. Integer values maps to shared_ptrs to objects that I am using.
So I\'ve got a very basic example of talking to a facebook server over https, but valgrind is complaining sadly. So I assume I\'m not setting something up incorrectly... does anyone know what I\'m doi
Below is the pattern of new/delete operators in my program. Valgrind says that memory is \"definitely lost\". I couldn\'t quite get where the leak is. Is there something wrong with my usage of new/del
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The entire test code is contained in main.cpp as follows: #include <iostream> using std::cout; using std::endl;
Due to seeing random memory crashes in my iOS program, I decided to use Valgrind to help root out the problem, as they have a port that runs on the 32-bit mac OS X. I followed the instructions in this
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