Valgrind Software Quick Start Manual page 12

9.2.1. An Example Program
9.2.2. Running Massif
9.2.3. Running ms_print
9.2.4. The Output Preamble
9.2.5. The Output Graph
9.2.6. The Snapshot Details
9.2.7. Forking Programs
9.2.8. Measuring All Memory in a Process
9.2.9. Acting on Massif's Information
9.3. Massif Command-line Options
9.4. Massif Monitor Commands
9.5. Massif Client Requests
9.6. ms_print Command-line Options
9.7. Massif's Output File Format
10. DHAT: a dynamic heap analysis tool
10.1. Overview
10.2. Understanding DHAT's output
10.2.1. Interpreting the max-live, tot-alloc and deaths fields
10.2.2. Interpreting the acc-ratios fields
10.2.3. Interpreting "Aggregated access counts by offset" data
10.3. DHAT Command-line Options
11. SGCheck: an experimental stack and global array overrun detector
11.1. Overview
11.2. SGCheck Command-line Options
11.3. How SGCheck Works
11.4. Comparison with Memcheck
11.5. Limitations
11.6. Still To Do: User-visible Functionality
11.7. Still To Do: Implementation Tidying
12. BBV: an experimental basic block vector generation tool
12.1. Overview
12.2. Using Basic Block Vectors to create SimPoints
12.3. BBV Command-line Options
12.4. Basic Block Vector File Format
12.5. Implementation
12.6. Threaded Executable Support
12.7. Validation
12.8. Performance
13. Lackey: an example tool
13.1. Overview
13.2. Lackey Command-line Options
14. Nulgrind: the minimal Valgrind tool
14.1. Overview
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