Hello there,I am developing Python extensions (in C++, using Boost.Python but it does not matter). I run all my Python test cases through valgrind,
valgrind --auto-run-dsymutil python foo.py
so as to catch bugs in those Python extensions. The problem is that
valgrind wants to run dsymutil not only on my Python extensions but
also on the Python executable and the whole of the standard Python
library. Those dsymutil calls fail, of course, because valgrind wants
to write the dSYM directories next to those and since I run valgrind
as a normal user, it does not have the permission to do that.
Would there be a workaround for that problem? This is quite annoying because it produces so much noise…
Luc Bourhis
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