Lovely - thanks so much for that Julien - very helpful. You can see the mess that Java makes in the trace (be nice to turn that off somehow I guess if it's possible). Sadly the Python garbage collector also produces a huge mass of false positives as well [ I guess disabling / deleting *py*.so in program/ might help ;-].
Seemingly the trace also doesn't show the crash - did you manage to get it to crash under valgrind ? it seems like the attached trace stops in the middle somehow (which is odd). I'd expect the trace to end:
==13539==
==13539== HEAP SUMMARY:
==13539== in use at exit: 64,093 bytes in 342 blocks
==13539== total heap usage: 764 allocs, 422 frees, 154,216 bytes allocated
and some more lines :-)
Any chance you can re-try having disabled java and clobbered python ? :-)
Lovely - thanks so much for that Julien - very helpful. You can see the mess that Java makes in the trace (be nice to turn that off somehow I guess if it's possible). Sadly the Python garbage collector also produces a huge mass of false positives as well [ I guess disabling / deleting *py*.so in program/ might help ;-].
Seemingly the trace also doesn't show the crash - did you manage to get it to crash under valgrind ? it seems like the attached trace stops in the middle somehow (which is odd). I'd expect the trace to end:
==13539==
==13539== HEAP SUMMARY:
==13539== in use at exit: 64,093 bytes in 342 blocks
==13539== total heap usage: 764 allocs, 422 frees, 154,216 bytes allocated
and some more lines :-)
Any chance you can re-try having disabled java and clobbered python ? :-)