Hello sir,
We are designing the ADIO for new PFS of our organization, for that we need
to study the all hierarchy , we have seen the graph of call by a.out using
valgrind tool but it was by elf . we want to see it while running program
what we can see in gdb for c programe.
All Function call, how a
Hi all
I have profiled two source code examples [1], [2] using Valgrind's massif.
The following command has been used
# valgrind --tool=massif --time-unit=B --stacks=yes
--massif-out-file=.massif.out ./
The output file has been printed w/ ms_print.
[3] is the print for [1] .
[4] is the prin
Excerpts from Wan Mohd Fairuz Wan Ismail's message of Sex Mai 20 10:23:51 -0300
2011:
> From user manual:
>
> First, a leak is only counted as a true "error" if --leak-check=full is
> specified. In other words, an unprinted leak is not considered a true
> "error". If this were not the case, it wo
>From user manual:
First, a leak is only counted as a true "error" if --leak-check=full is
specified. In other words, an unprinted leak is not considered a true
"error". If this were not the case, it would be possible to get a high error
count but not have any errors printed, which would be confus
Hi.
Please Cc me, since I'm not subscribed to the list.
I posted a question [0] about this in stackoverflow, but
fairuz@##working...@irc.freenode.net suggested me to ask on the mailing list,
since it may be a bug on valgrind, and the developers read the list.
Giving a little bit more of details t
I am not sure I fully understand your question, I have 2 possible
interpretations.
If your question is:
"can we see somewhere that process X is doing an MPI call which is being
'executed' by process Y?" :
To my knowledge, Valgrind can't show this but I might be very wrong
(I do have only a ultra
