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It is nonsensical to consider memory leaks as reported by Valgrind on a program that uses Glib. It allocates and builds a whole context system and never frees i
by wott 9y ago
It is nonsensical to consider memory leaks as reported by Valgrind on a program that uses Glib. It allocates and builds a whole context system and never frees it regularly, which confuses Valgrind. I am pretty certain almost all 'leaks' come from there. libglib should be put in Valgrind suppression file.
It was a very bad choice to choose a program based on Glib for this kind of experiment.
- bjconlan 9y agoI think what you have said here sums up the problem quite concisely. They might as well add core-foundation, qt-core and stllib based executables to the test for 'c' vs 'c++' to give a better cross section.