
Hi there! Sometime ago someone suggested using "Valgrind" to test our memory management. After reading its docs, it looks quite worth a try! As using Valgrind to test dillo is akin to using efence (mostly userland), I thought it may be very well done while I keep working on dillo internals. Is anyone interested? The home page is at: http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/ Note that most probably the development version is required because dillo uses several threads (POSIX). Cheers Jorge.-

Hi!
Sometime ago someone suggested using "Valgrind" to test our memory management.
That was me :-)
After reading its docs, it looks quite worth a try!
Cool.
As using Valgrind to test dillo is akin to using efence (mostly userland), I thought it may be very well done while I keep working on dillo internals.
Is anyone interested?
I would, but unfortunately it really requires a faster machine than I've got available - running code under Valgrind is a *lot* slower than running it natively.
The home page is at: http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/
Note that most probably the development version is required because dillo uses several threads (POSIX).
John.
participants (2)
-
John Bradford
-
Jorge Arellano Cid