I have written a code in OpenGL-ES 2.0 with PVRSDK in Ubuntu 10.10 , now the thing is that whatever output I want , I am getting that but it comes and then the window disappears ,
is there any extens开发者_运维问答ion of valgrind, that can be used in the command window, that would help me know the time, in seconds, spent in each function in my C code?
In the following code I am getting an error: 333glGenBuffers(surftotal, uiVBO); 334{ 335for(surfnum=0; surfnum<surftotal; ++surfnum)
I have written a perl program to operate on huge datasets. I am trying to profile its excution in terms of its memory usage. Tried using valgrind on small datasets, but it slows down the execution dra
I typed in >>valgrind ./myprogramname --tools-memcheck --leak-check=yes But the summary of the memory leaks and errors are not printing out when the program ends.I am running Centos 5.5 and have even
I am using Valgrind, and it is pretty amazing.Right now I\'m basically setting up unique ruby files that call the code that I want Valgrind to test.But it\'d be nice if I could just run Valgrind on my
Can anyone explain me why on that c++ simple code valgrind returns this. First problem is with boost:regex. When i use subpattern with a question mark (for optional matching) valgrind will return:
I\'m getting valgrind errors when attempting to pclose() a pipe previously open with popen(). The errors occur on Mac OS X, but not on Linux. Consider the following example:
I\'m us开发者_运维知识库ing valgrind for profiling/memchecking my application in Eclipse CDT (Indigo).
I am checking my program against memory leaks and corruptions and I have a problem using setpwent. consider the simple program as: