Commit d7d446e0b8aacd122d1a000d38ebafa4dbf5b3d2

Authored by Jay Berkenbilt
1 parent abb3191c

Remove valgrind -- address santizer is better

README-maintainer.md
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13 13 LDFLAGS="-fsanitize=address" \
14 14 --enable-werror --disable-shared
15 15 ```
16   - As of gcc 6.3.0, this exposes some good things but appears to also have some false positive leak reports. Valgrind is more reliable but also may miss some things that this catches.
17   -* Consider running tests with latest gcc and/or valgrind. To test with valgrind:
18   - ```
19   - ./configure --disable-shared
20   - make -j8 -k VALGRIND=1
21   - make -k check NO_REBUILD=1
22   - ```
23   - This moves each binary into a subdirectory and replaces it with a link to make/exec-z. See make/exec-z.
  16 + The test suite should run clean with this. This seems to be more reliable than valgrind.
24 17 * Test with clang.
25 18 * Check all open issues in the sourceforge trackers and on github.
26 19 * If any interfaces were added or changed, check C API to see whether changes are appropriate there as well. If necessary, review the casting policy in the manual, and ensure that integer types are properly handled.
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83 76  
84 77 If you want to run `make maintainer-clean`, `make distclean`, or `make autofiles.zip` and you haven't run `./configure`, you can pass `CLEAN=1` to make on the command line to prevent it from complaining about configure not having been run.
85 78  
86   -If you want to run checks without rerunning the build, pass `NO_REBUILD=1` to make. This can be useful for special testing scenarios such as valgrind or binary compatibility.
  79 +If you want to run checks without rerunning the build, pass `NO_REBUILD=1` to make. This can be useful for special testing scenarios such as validation of memory fixes or binary compatibility.
87 80  
88 81 # Local Windows Testing Procedure
89 82  
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make/exec-z deleted
1   -#!/bin/sh
2   -# This script is used for valgrind testing. See README-maintainer.md.
3   -
4   -# Create a suppressions file. This can be updated by running valgrind
5   -# with --gen-suppressions=yes.
6   -test -f /tmp/a.supp || cat > /tmp/a.supp <<EOF
7   -{
8   - zlib1
9   - Memcheck:Cond
10   - fun:inflateReset2
11   - fun:inflateInit2_
12   -}
13   -{
14   - index
15   - Memcheck:Cond
16   - fun:index
17   - fun:expand_dynamic_string_token
18   - fun:_dl_map_object
19   - fun:map_doit
20   -}
21   -EOF
22   -
23   -exec valgrind --suppressions=/tmp/a.supp -q \
24   - `dirname $0`/z/`basename $0` ${1+"$@"}
make/libtool.mk
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102 102 # Usage: $(call makebin,objs,binary,ldflags,libs)
103 103 define makebin
104 104 $(LIBTOOL) --mode=link $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) $(1) -o $(2) $(4) $(3)
105   - if [ "$(VALGRIND)" = 1 ]; then make/valgrind-wrap $(2); fi
106 105 endef
107 106  
108 107 # Install target
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make/valgrind-wrap deleted
1   -#!/bin/sh
2   -set -e
3   -pwd
4   -dir=$(dirname $1)
5   -if [ ! -x $dir/exec-z ]; then
6   - ln -f make/exec-z $dir/exec-z
7   -fi
8   -mkdir -p $dir/z
9   -mv $1 $dir/z
10   -ln -f $dir/exec-z $1