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software:valgrind [2010/07/20 08:17]
cyril renice, add options
software:valgrind [2013/09/19 16:40]
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-====== Valgrind ====== 
-===== General options ===== 
  
-Syntax: **''valgrind [options] <your-program> <args>''** 
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-  * **''--db-attach=yes''** : to automatically attach gdb on errors 
-  * **''--error-limit=no''** : to display all errors even if there are a lot of them 
-  * **''--num-callers=50''** : to increase the maximum backtrace displayed 
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-===== Tools ===== 
-==== Memcheck ==== 
-Memory checker (default tool). 
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-Syntax: **''valgrind [--tool=memcheck] [options] <your-program> <args>''** 
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-  * **''--leak-check=full''** : to completely analyse memory leaks 
-  * **''--track-origins=yes''** : to display where was allocated the "uninitialized value" 
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-==== Massif ==== 
-Memory profiling. 
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-Syntax: **''valgrind --tool=massif [options] <your-program> <args> ; ms_print massif.<pid>''** 
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-  * **''--time-unit=B''** : display results in bytes 
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-==== Callgrind ==== 
-Performance profiling, to find time taken in functions and number of calls of functions. 
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-Syntax: **''valgrind --tool=callgrind <program-compiled-O2> <args> ; kcachegrind callgrind.out.xxxx ; calgrind_control''** 
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-==== Cachegrind ==== 
-CPU cache profiling, to find cache misses. 
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-Syntax: **''valgrind --tool=cachegrind <program-compiled-O2> <args>''** 
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-Always do profiling with optimization options of compiler, or you could optimize things that the compiler already automatically does. 
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