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Hi, I'm moving to Linux programming currently and I'd like to know if there are any equivalents to the above-mentioned tools for Linux programming? I've googled around and seems like ...
  1. 04-11-2008 #1
    galapogos
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    Linux equivalents of pclint and boundschecker?

    Hi,

    I'm moving to Linux programming currently and I'd like to know if there are any equivalents to the above-mentioned tools for Linux programming? I've googled around and seems like lclint is the one for lint, while boundschecker's Linux counterparts include purify, Valgrind and Insure++.

    Which is the easiest/best to use for a Linux noob? I will be coding in C(not C++) in Mandriva 2008, if it makes any difference.

    TIA.
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    Does anyone know?
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  3. 07-14-2008 #3
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    valgrind is easy to learn and most effective

    go with valgrind

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