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when I perform an analysis on some code Parallel Studio on level mi3 detects an allocation deallocation mismatch.
I've dug into it and Parallel Studio correctly detected that a new[] operator was overwritten and converted to a malloc.
Since the code used new [] and delete [] and Parallel Studio resolved new [] to malloc it noted that there is a mismatch. Now what Parallel Studio did not recognize is that the delete [] also was overwritten and converted to a free resulting in false positives.
Is this a known bug of PS?
Thanks,
Sam
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Sam,
Thanks for the post. So far
I have not been able to replicate the behavior.
Can you let me know the version yand operating system you are running? To determine the version from the command
line, run inspxe-cl -version.
Thanks
Rob
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I am on a Win Xp 32 bit with Visual Studio 2008.
There is no inspxe-cl on my System so I only can tell you the version information from the About dialog in VS
Intel Parallel Advisor 2011 Update 1, (build 124239), Copyright 2009-2010 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Intel Parallel Amplifier 2011 Update 1, (build 127928), Copyright 2008-2010 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Intel Parallel Composer 2011 Update 1 (Package ID: composer_2011_update1.096), Copyright 2002-2010 Intel Corporation
Intel Parallel Inspector 2011 Update 1, (build 128785), Copyright 2008-2010 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
The behaviour occurs in a quite complex framework where the call hierarchy is also quite large so I could not yet extract some sample that replicates this behaviour.
Greetings,
Sam
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Sam,
Can you update to Intel Parallel Inspector Version 2011 (Update
2) and attempt to replicate. The
behavior may be resolved. You can
download all updates for Intel Parallel Studio 2011 or individual components from the Intel
Registration Center at https://registrationcenter.intel.com. If the behavior persists, then a code sample
to replicate with would be great as the simple test I performed did not reveal a
problem allocation and deallocation, but my system is running Intel Parallel Inspector 2011 update 2.
Thanks
Rob
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I have the feeling that the registration center gets more and more user unfriendly.
Is there a summy page where I can see my registered products? I expected to find the old VTune and Parallel Studio there but they seem to be gone.
Sam
Edit: Found it, the auto login on the registration page seems to malfunction since logging manually in shows my software list whereas the "Registered User Login" button fails
Will try the update
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