Do you mean an uninitialized pointer problem? Do you have a source code of that software that you think causes a trouble? If you think your memory is corrupted because of uninitialized pointer, I suggest to compile problematic code with clang with AddressSanitizer. Just don't forget to compile llvm with compiler-rt option. I hope this helps. Didn't try this by myself, though 2 февр. 2016 г. 17:03 пользователь "Pierre Abbat" < [email protected]> написал:
> I'm developing a program and I just ran it on a data set under DragonFly > and got quite different output than under Linux, with lots of occurrences > of "ctrlpt garbage", which looks like a certain function is returning an > uninitialized variable. I'd like to run it under Valgrind. I ran "pkg sea > grind", which shows that there is a kcachegrind package (a program to look > at the output of some of Valgrind's tools), but no package of Valgrind > itself. > > Pierre >
