On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Oliver Schneider <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> is there any way to run native code in Valgrind. We have one very memory
>
There is a bizare way to implement what you need.
[If the function you are talking about can be ripped from your program and
be put somewhere else]
You can rebuild the valgrind binary to contain your function (and
dependencies) and instead of calling your function from your code, call a
valgrind client request (which you will have to implement too) that will in
turn call your function.
This is more or less like calling native code from Java via JNI.
--kcc
> intensive function that takes up the majority of time when loading our
> code, but it is checked separately and is known to be sane as of now. Is
> there a way to run this code at native speed instead of inside the
> emulation layer?
>
>
> Thanks and a happy new year to all of you,
>
> // Oliver
>
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