c programmers, what do you use for memory leak detection? looking for alternatives to valgrind

i have local patches to enable lsan on freebsd

cool, is that something you can share?

does FreeBSD asan not also detect leaks?

unless it got fixed recently, no

heaptrack (though mainly a profiler) will also show leaks

hmm Linux asan also does leak detection

linux asan does, it works also on netbsd. but not freebsd

( i have not tried freebsd 15 or newer)

personally I'm a bit in favour Valgrind but I do see the disadvantages, mainly the speed

speed, and i've been seeing it crash on multithreaded code. i've been using it, but wondering what others are using

please report any crashes to either the kde bugzilla or the freebsd bugzilla

i'll check that's crashing on amd64, lately have been coding on my 686 box.

i386 kernel or i386 on amd64?

i386 kernel, p3 xeon box. just a nostalgia fun thing; no expectation of support there.

amd64 and arm64 tend to be better supported, i386 is getting some attention (some folks at RH have been adding SSE4.1 support which is already present on amd64).

bweeoop

Does anyone know if Pulseaudio on FreeBSD is meant to change both mixer volume and pcm?

I notice that if media is playing, pactl stops changing pcm, so I can't get the full range of sound anymore through pulseaudio