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Compaq Visual Fortran Memory Leaks

calderoc224
Beginner
‎09-15-2004 08:40 PM
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I was wondering if anyone had any useful advise/links as to where to get 3rd party software that works with compaq visual fortran. In my application i am running out of virtual memory.... There is a huge section of code that I did not write that uses dynamic arrays and I am guessing that not everything is deallocated upon exiting the subroutine, BUT i tried finding all of the possible leaks, but it is still happening. I heard that "Purify" was compatible with CVF, but i don't know much about or how to use it. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
-Chris
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎09-16-2004 07:50 AM
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You could try http://www.memoryvalidator.com/-- they even have an evaluation version which could do the job. I did try it with CVF and it sort of works, but I admit I had difficulties interpreting the results -- in any case, RTFM would have probably helped (if I had time).
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calderoc224
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‎09-17-2004 05:11 PM
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Thanks for the help, I will try out the evaluation version. By the way what does "RTFM" stand for?
Chris
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-17-2004 09:14 PM
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