Question:
Are there any good C++ profilers that would do memory debugging?
Padar
2009-05-02 08:26:39 UTC
I'm a little new to C++ debugging. Wondering if there are memory debuggers that could catch memory leaks in C++ programs?
Four answers:
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2009-05-02 08:31:08 UTC
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VIKAS K
2009-05-02 08:34:51 UTC
Of course there are many, like Valgrind for Linux, Purify from Rational, Insure++ from Parasoft.



There are many such debuggers, and here is a URL that has a good list of them.



http://open-tube.com/12-source-code-profilers-for-cc/



These are very capable c++ profilers which can easily detect memory leaks, pointer issues, bottle necks in logic that causes performance issues and a lot more.



If you are on Linux environment, I would suggest looking into Valgrind.



Here you get more details on Valgrind, http://valgrind.org/info/



However, you could find more here http://open-tube.com/12-source-code-profilers-for-cc/



Vikas
anonymous
2016-12-03 09:14:22 UTC
while you're making use of residing house windows i might follow seen C++ exhibit version. Registration is needed even though that's carefully loose. on the Linux area, I basically follow Netbeans. it may lag slightly, yet no longer something like the different procedures i've got tried.
anonymous
2009-05-02 08:49:11 UTC
which IDE you are using


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