find-leaks on already running analysis

[manik_s_]

Hi,

When I try to run the following command on already running analysis , I get an error that is :

COMMAND = inspxe-cl -command find-leaks -result-dir r000mi3/

ERROR = Warning : Cannot communicate with the process.

Can you tell me how to get memory leaks from the running analysis without stopping it ?

Thanks

[manik_s_]

I forgot to add that I am able to STOP the running analysis with this command.

[Mark_D_Intel]

What version of Inspector are you using?

Is this Windows or Linux?

How did you start the original Inspector process?

[manik_s_]

@mark-dewing

I am using intel inspector XE 2013 on Linux.

inspxe-cl -collect mi2 -search-dir all:rp=<path-to-sources+symbols> -executable-of-interest=<my-executable-name> -verbose -- <my-application-startup-script>

[Mark_D_Intel]

Do you have the right directory specified in command?  The collection command is for 'mi2', and the directory in the find-leaks command (r000mi3) would have been started with 'mi3'.

(Since you said you could stop the collection with '-command stop', this may just be an inconsistency in the posted text.)

If that is correct, could you look at <result directory>/inspxe-runmc.log.  It should have a more detailed description about the command-error in there.  (Alternately, you could send the whole result directory to me to look at).

[manik_s_]

The text 'mi2' is a type error in my last comment. I hve given the correct directory in the command when i did my analysis. I m sure abt that. Even when i try to find-leaks during memory analysis in GUI i get this error of 'Warning : Cannot communicate with the process.'

[Mondal__Deepankar]

I am having the same issue. This is on windows. I get the following error in inspxe-runmc.log

<msg id="2" tool="runtool">
  <type>command-error</type>
  <description>unable to open lock file for sending command to collector</description>
</msg>