Thanks, I will definitely give it a try. Are these faster than memcheck? Because the app is computationally intensive (the CPU is fully loaded) and runs for days, so for memcheck I had to run on simpler cases in order to make the memcheck run shorter than years... Which is not ideal.
I will also try dumping the process when it reaches several Gb, as in that case most of the memory will be leaked buffers. Hex editing may give some hints, unless the problem is heavy fragmentation. Hi, there are valgrind massif and heaptrack (https://github.com/KDE/ > heaptrack) Also there is GammaRay form KDAB ( > https://www.kdab.com/gammaray/) > to help you inspect your Object tree. > > Maybe one of them will help you with your Problems. For massif and > heaptrack > are GUI tools available to visualize the output; heaptrack_gui and massif- > visualizer. > >
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