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libumem. In Solaris 2.4 we replaced the old buddy allocator1 the slab allocator2 invented by Jeff Bonwick. The slab allocator is covered in pretty much every operating systems text book -- and that's because most operating systems are now using it. In Solaris 103, Jonathan Adams brought the slab allocator to user-land in
Libumem is a library used to detect memory management bugs in applications. It is based on the Slab allocator concept. Libumem is available as a standard part of Solaris from Solaris 9 Update 3 onwards. Functions[edit]. Functions in this library provide fast, scalable object-caching memory allocation with multithreaded
19 Feb 2006 While perusing the opensolaris-dtrace discussion list this week, I came across Jonathon Adams recommendation to LD_PRELOAD the Solaris libumem library to find the source of a memory leak. Since I have never taken the opportunity to play with libumem, I decided to test it out this weekend. To get
we can take advantage of LD_PRELOAD and UMEM_DEBUG flags to get memory leaks caused by malloc/free function calls.mdb is useful in this situation. Using mdb and loading libumem we can find running process memory leaks. (1) set LD_PRELOAD=libumem.so ,UMEM_DEBUG=default (2) run your process, note
30 Jan 2006 “Debugging Kernel Cores" on page 154 — a hands-on guide to kernel-related. MDB features. Start here if you want skip the longer tutorial on MDB, and .. Loading modules: [ ld.so.1 libumem.so.1 libc.so.1 libuutil.so.1 ]. > ::log mymdb.out mdb: logging to "mymdb.out" chpt_mdb_os.fm Page 130 Monday,
23 Mar 2006 I have not seen any good simple tutorials on how to use libumem for debugging. (Unless you also want to learn how to use mdb). So I wrote a simple example. % more t.c #include #include int main() { int i; free(&i); i = 10; char * p = (char *) malloc(1000); }. This program has a bug, and it might crash or it
31 Jan 2014 Robert Mustacchi enhanced libumem to provide improved malloc() performance on SmartOS. This can make a noticeable difference for some workloads. • Different background tasks. • Runtime could be perturbed by OS daemons doing async housekeeping. These differ between Linux and Solaris
6 Oct 2006 Provides object-caching memory allocator. Fast (SE developer has no more fear for operator new). Designed for use in multi-threaded applications. Built-in leaks detection. Built-in memory corruption detection. LIBUMEM
14 Jun 2006 In celebration of OpenSolaris's birthday, I thought I would do some more blogging about libumem, one of my favorite parts of it. In particular, I'll cover some of its debugging features, which borrow heavily from the kmem dcmds and walkers written by href="/bmc">Bryan, Dan, and others. Much of the
9 Oct 2010 On Solaris, we have a different option: libumem. I compile almost all of my apps against libumem, which has the effect of replacing malloc/free/and friends with a more multi-processor scalable slab-allocator implementation than the default one in libc. A very useful feature in libumem is debugging and leak
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