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# Lab 3 — Memory Diagrams, Testing, and Debugging # Memory Diagrams, Testing, and Debugging
For this lab, you must use a terminal. Do not use IDEs for this lab. For this lab, you must use a terminal. Do not use IDEs for this lab.
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Note that in addition to a standard step-by-step program debugger like gdb/lldb, we also recommend the use Note that in addition to a standard step-by-step program debugger like gdb/lldb, we also recommend the use
of a memory debugger (drmemory or valgrind) for programs with dynamically-allocated memory (we’ll soon talk about this in Lectures), or anytime you have a segmentation fault or other confusing program behavior. We’ll work the memory debugger in lab next week! Information about memory debuggers is of a memory debugger (drmemory or valgrind) for programs with dynamically-allocated memory (we’ll soon talk about this in Lectures), or anytime you have a segmentation fault or other confusing program behavior. We’ll work the memory debugger in lab next week! Information about memory debuggers is
available here: available here:
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/academics/courses/fall23/csci1200/memory_debugging.php http://www.cs.rpi.edu/academics/courses/spring25/csci1200/memory_debugging.php
After today’s lab, you should be comfortable with the basics of command line debugging within your preferred After today’s lab, you should be comfortable with the basics of command line debugging within your preferred
development environment. Keep practicing with the debugger on your future homeworks, and be prepared development environment. Keep practicing with the debugger on your future homeworks, and be prepared