Which openSUSE rpm contains dmalloc? No repository have it. Tried to build it from src.rpm found for SLE 12. However it does not contain libdmalloc* libraries. How to do LD_PRELOAD="libdmalloc.so" ./my_program? Or it is not necessary?
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Works without LD_PRELOAD, seems not necessary any more, just simple:
1) eval `dmalloc -d 0 -l leak.log -p log-non-free`
2) ./my_program
However program should be built and linked with dmalloc:
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