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hmm...it's seems I can't easily catch function that leaves its memory unfreed...) There is no single one...) Oh, I think it would be a long travel...) Thinking about a trick, ...
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- 11-13-2010 #11Linux Newbie
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hmm...it's seems I can't easily catch function that leaves its memory unfreed...) There is no single one...) Oh, I think it would be a long travel...) Thinking about a trick, writing gdb script...That's very interesting time I mean, when I still working on this problem...) Can I get info about allocated memory regions in any wat by gdb command?...
- 11-13-2010 #12Linux Newbie
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I found it can be done with 'cat /proc/$PID/maps'. I think I'll try to use GDB source command and execute a script that catches changes in memory maps, which would stop if some function will do "bad things".
Originally Posted by Schmidt 
Then I suppose I should find all of bad functions.
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