> I've got a program which seems to cause heap corruption so I thought valgrind
> would be
> able to tell me where this occurs. The trouble is the program uses data files
> from the
> running directory for configuration purposes and running the program under
> valgrind
> seems to prevent it finding these data files. I therefore cannot reproduce the
> conditions which cause the problem.
How are you launching your program? The way I do it is to set up a working
directory with
the files I need in it, and run the program without Valgrind to verify that
it's all set up.
For example, I have kid.out as the executable. with lipsini.lsp as its startup
commands.
ls shows me:
kid.out lispini.lsp
kid.out runs it.
Then I just run
/usr/local/bin/valgrind kid.out
and that runs kid.out under Valgrind with the directory I was in as the current
directory.
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