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* ./configure CXXFLAGS=-DDEBUG_LEAKS
* Build and run the binary as normal (release or debug)
* Send SIGUSR1 to the process (e.g. killall -USR1 bbstored)
* Check the system logs, or the console.
Not safe for use on a production process, as it does illegal things in
a signal handler that may result in the process hanging. Use only for
debugging, and be prepared to kill any stuck processes.
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project. See also:
http://patch-tracking.debian.net/package/boxbackup/0.11~rc2+r2072-1
http://lists.warhead.org.uk/pipermail/boxbackup/2009-April/005159.html
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is defined, thanks Gary. (refs #3, merges [1668])
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avoid malloc/delete mismatches, by overriding standard new operator.
* Added another global enable flag to memleak finder, which is used to
mark the end of static allocations and the start of dynamic code,
since the memory leak detection is done before cleanup of static
objects.
* Added a public guard class, to allow safe scoped disabling of memory
leak detection.
* Added InternalAllocGuard to protect against recursive loops when
allocating memory inside the memory leak checker. (refs #3)
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You may need a new checkout to see this.
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