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Leak Check
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Leak Check
It’s the proverbial needle in the haystack. You’ve run every test you
can possibly imagine, but still no culprit. Somewhere between manual
intervention and compile time defects, a large space exists where many
defects reside. This class of defects is called ‘runtime’ since the defects
are only visible when the software is executed. These are things like
performance and scalability defects; memory corruption defects;
memory leaks; and interface errors. Software defects of this type are
not easily tractable to unit test, regression test, code review or
traditional debuggers. In software development shops, each defect
that lands in production can cost an enormous amount in terms of
programmer resources, lost productivity and customer dissatisfaction.
Leak Check is the first step to finding the hidden defects. Leak Check
finds memory leaks quickly and effortlessly. Programmers, testers and
operations teams can use Leak Check to instantly improve software
quality, reduce costly production downtime, lower support costs and
improve customer satisfaction. Versions are offered to suit HP-UX,
Linux and Solaris. Our software has been so successful that our
customers have told us that they often experience a complete return
on investment within only a couple weeks.
Undetected memory leaks are tomorrow’s software quality nightmares. When a memory block is leaked, a process can’t reuse the memory. The process will eat up more and more memory until it exhausts the operating system resources and crashes. Meanwhile, by hogging the physical memory of the Unix box, a process can cause all processes to “thrash”— to run slower and slower.
Solve this complex problem quickly
Leak Check finds memory leaks quickly and easily, in programming, testing, or production phases. By solving this complex problem, it instantly improves software quality.
* Find hard-to-spot memory leaks fast
* No recompiling is needed, so fixing leaks is also fast
* Pinpoint dangerous heap-corruption issues
* Discover buffer overflows, a security hole
* Check for defects in code developed by 3rd parties
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