Name: Anonymous 2010-11-24 14:15
Hi,
Let's say I have a process with multiple threads inside, is there a tool, that will tell which threads eats the biggest amount of memory and CPU, which are most of the time idle, what is current state of all of threads, in which threads segmentation fault (or other bug) bug appears? It would be also nice if it could say witch one didn't deallocate memory (new, malloc, etc) when process is terminating.
This must work on Linux, but it would be nice if I could run it on Windows and Mac too. Also CLI is "must have".
AFAIK valgrind with its extension could be used for this, but I didn't try it yet, have you got better tools?
Let's say I have a process with multiple threads inside, is there a tool, that will tell which threads eats the biggest amount of memory and CPU, which are most of the time idle, what is current state of all of threads, in which threads segmentation fault (or other bug) bug appears? It would be also nice if it could say witch one didn't deallocate memory (new, malloc, etc) when process is terminating.
This must work on Linux, but it would be nice if I could run it on Windows and Mac too. Also CLI is "must have".
AFAIK valgrind with its extension could be used for this, but I didn't try it yet, have you got better tools?