Is it possible to use cxxunit or any other unit testing framework (excluding QtTestLib) to test qt widgets?
I have this demonstrable piece of code: #include <cstdlib> #include <cstdio> int main() { int ** matrix = NULL;
This is more focused than my previous Valgrind question; I am trying to narrow down write and read errors when parsing command-line options:
I\'ve just started learning to use valgrind and the --tool=memcheck But what I am having trouble with is actually finding the problems.
I\'m building an application with the Dyninst API, and with a simple Hello World application have many many memory leaks.Dyninst is managing its own memory, in part, and I\'m curious if Valgrind would
I\'m quite new to C++ but have some basic C knowledge. In my past C (university) projects, I used Valgrind to check for memleaks.
Valgrind reports error Invalid read of size 8 in the following code. I have an array declared like, struct symbol *st[PARSER_HASH_SIZE];
Let arr be an array of dimension 16 x 20 Here is the valgrind output for the code snippet mentioned.The output is from cachegrind.
I\'ve tried running valgrind (memcheck and massif) on an app I wrote, but all I get back are addresses for the functions that executed.
Here is the Valgring report: ==14546== Thread 5: ==14546== Invalid free() / delete / delete[] ==14546==at 0x490555D: free (vg_replace_malloc.c:235)
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