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Hello!
What debuggers for Windows do you use? Which are the most useful and convenient to use?
At first I studied Java. And when I started working with C ++, I had problems with memory leaks. What tools can help me to localize leaks??
(I have already seen a similar topic, but I have a more specific question. As I understand it, I need an analogue of Valgrind for Windows)
I would be grateful for any advice, articles, etc.
Do you use Visual Studio? If yes, try searching for Visual Studio plugins.
Visual Leak Detector is memory leak detection system for Visual C++. Good tool for start. It does not work with all types of leaks, but I hope it will be enough.
I heard about this debugger. I'll try to use it.
Yes, I'm looking for a debugger for Visual Studio, preferably it should work with the latest version of Visual Studio.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterYoda
I used VLD, but I still have problems with some types of leaks.
As for me, I use Deleaker. This is a plugin for Vizual Studio. This tool catches most leaks.
Wikipedia has a "list of debuggers". You can check which one is good for you and your project.
[LEFT]Probably the two major ones would be the one built into Visual Studio and gdb for gcc although there is, of course, a plethora of such things.[COLOR=#242729][FONT=Arial]It probably depends quite a bit on what environment you're using as to which debugger is suitable. Since you haven't specified even the platform you're developing on, that's about as much help as I can give.
I think everything is written above. I am using Windows 10 now. And Visual Studio 17. What else to add?Quote:
Originally Posted by aditya56