14:26:56 <drpogi> c programmers, what do you use for memory leak detection?  looking for alternatives to valgrind
14:29:47 <kevans> i have local patches to enable lsan on freebsd
14:32:13 <drpogi> cool, is that something you can share?
14:44:29 <paulf> does FreeBSD asan not also detect leaks?
14:44:58 <drpogi> unless it got fixed recently, no
14:45:14 <paulf> heaptrack (though mainly a profiler) will also show leaks
14:45:36 <paulf> hmm Linux asan also does leak detection
14:45:58 <drpogi> linux asan does, it works also on netbsd.  but not freebsd
14:46:37 <drpogi> ( i have not tried freebsd 15 or newer)
14:47:16 <paulf> personally I'm a bit in favour Valgrind but I do see the disadvantages, mainly the speed
14:48:31 <drpogi> speed, and i've been seeing it crash on multithreaded code.  i've been using it, but wondering what others are using
14:49:18 <paulf> please report any crashes to either the kde bugzilla or the freebsd bugzilla
14:50:06 <drpogi> i'll check that's crashing on amd64, lately have been coding on my 686 box.
14:51:21 <paulf> i386 kernel or i386 on amd64?
14:51:55 <drpogi> i386 kernel, p3 xeon box.  just a nostalgia fun thing; no expectation of support there.
15:00:11 <paulf> 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).
15:08:41 <Ellenor> bweeoop
15:33:00 <jimc1827> Does anyone know if Pulseaudio on FreeBSD is meant to change both mixer volume and pcm?
15:33:29 <jimc1827> I notice that if media is playing, pactl stops changing pcm, so I can't get the full range of sound anymore through pulseaudio