heapusage | Find memory leaks in Linux and macOS applications
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kandi X-RAY | heapusage Summary
| Linux | Mac | |-----------|---------| | [Linux] | [macOS] |. Heapusage is a light-weight tool for finding heap memory errors in Linux and macOS applications. It provides a small subset of Valgrind’s memcheck functionality, and can be a useful alternative to it for debugging memory leaks in certain scenarios such as: - Large complex applications which cannot be run at Valgrind slowdown speed - Embedded systems with CPU architectures not supported by Valgrind. Like Valgrind, it is recommended to run Heapusage on a debug build of the application to be analyzed. While Heapusage has less performance impact than Valgrind, its analysis is less precise. It may report leaks originating from system libraries (e.g. libc functions like printf()) that might be free’d when the system library is being cleaned up.
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QUESTION
I am implementing a priority queue with linked list in C, however I am getting memory leaks when I print out my pop
operations. I have another memory leak and I am trying to find it too.
As a side note, I am using heapusage
by d99kris
instead of Valgrind
.
This is the heap summary when I use printf
:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-02 at 18:26This is a false positive. If anything, the problem is that heapusage does not have good enough documentation. I recommend using a better leak checker like the leak sanitizer or Valgrind.
I created a file test.c
.
QUESTION
I am using Heapusage, an alternative to Valgrind. When I am printing my linked list in the main function, it produces memory leak (when the printing function is commented, it is all fine). I was trying to find out what is wrong, but the printing function is so simple, that either my heap analyzer is bugged or the problem is so simple, that I can't find it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-07 at 01:10you have no leaks, tested with valgrind-3.14.0.GIT
QUESTION
I have a plot that shows the memory usage of some function over time, for two different versions of the function. Now, for each version I added a dashed regression line. So I added a legend (with scale_linetype_manual
) which clarifies that solid lines represent the actual measurements and dashed lines represent the regression line. However, there is something wrong with the dashed line in the legend and I can't find out what is causing this:
The problem is more clear when i use a dotted line for the regression line instead of a dashed line. Those smaller extra dots should not be in the legend:
Here is the relevant part of my R script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-20 at 10:19The issue arises from both geom_line
and geom_smooth
drawing a legend that gets overlayed.
You can switch off the legend for geom_smooth
by adding show.legend = FALSE
. Here is a reproducible example based on mtcars
. If you omit show.legend = FALSE
(or set show.legend = TRUE
) you will see the overlay effect of the black and blue lines in the legend.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use heapusage to find memory leaks in the version of mencoder I'm using (as it happens 1.3.0, the most recent release).
mencoder was built locally, and was configured with '--enable-debug'.
The heapusage output looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-27 at 17:19using the command:
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