when i used ccmalloc without the .o suffix it linked fine i think (at list the linker didn't give any warnings that it wasn't working) The problem is that when i ran the program i got no deferent output, so the question is how do i actually use ccmalloc to track the memory leaks?
On 7 Aug 1999, Colin Marquardt wrote: > * Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > How do i use ccmalloc to track memory leaks? > > I tried to use it as writen in the file USAGE in the docs, on a new with > > no delete (to see how it works). But i got nothing. > > I tried: > > gcc -lg++ -stdc++ -lccmaloc -ldl test.C > --------------------------^ Typo? > > gcc -lccmalloc -ldl test.C > > g++ -lccmalloc -ldl test.C > > trying -lccmalloc.o or ccmalloc.o BTW gave a massage that the linker > > couldn't find ccmalloc.o > > Try -L/path/to/ccmalloc > > Not sure though, but if you have it in an non-standard location... > > -- > Colin Marquardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
