I saw earlier posts today where a user is not seeing source
information in the valgrind output. I'm experiencing the same problem
on one machine but not on another (with the same binary version of my
library that I am testing).
Here is the output on the server that does not show the source
information:
==3821== 195,899 bytes in 13,600 blocks are definitely lost in loss
record 77 of 78
==3821== at 0x4A06497: operator new[](unsigned long)
(vg_replace_malloc.c:274)
==3821== by 0x9DFCB9D: ???
==3821== by 0x9DFED2B: ???
==3821== by 0x9E0EE41: ???
==3821== by 0x9DFB9BD: ???
==3821== by 0x9E10EB5: ???
==3821== by 0x9E6FE46: ???
==3821== by 0x9E673B6: ???
==3821== by 0x9E4ECFA: ???
==3821== by 0xAD2D3CC: ???
==3821== by 0x5CEA11: zend_do_fcall_common_helper_SPEC (in /usr/bin/
php)
==3821== by 0x5BE80B: execute (in /usr/bin/php)
My C library is called from PHP on both servers. Both servers are
CentOS 5.2 but slightly different revisions.
I'd like to know what I need to do to get the source/line number
information to display on the server that is not currently displaying
that information. I saw a suggestion about install debug versions if
libstdc++ but I don't seem to have those installed on the server where
this is working correctly.
I'd appreciate any pointers on how to resolve this.
Thanks,
Andy.
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