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setenv ASAN_OPTIONS "leak_check_at_exit=0:verbosity=1" | setenv ASAN_OPTIONS "leak_check_at_exit=0:verbosity=1" | ||
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(With recent compilers you may need to use LSAN_OPTIONS variable instead.) | |||
This stops reporting on any leaks at the end of the program, as those will be cleaned up by the operating system anyways when the process itself is destroyed. | This stops reporting on any leaks at the end of the program, as those will be cleaned up by the operating system anyways when the process itself is destroyed. | ||
Another useful option is "log_file=my-log-file-name". By default, a process ID is appended to the log-file name. | |||
== Finding Leaks == | == Finding Leaks == | ||