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Subject: malloc debugger
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Does anyone have a recommendation which malloc debug library would be most
suitable to be used with threads? I´ve had limited success with dmalloc 
but it seems
to end in loops quite frequently for reasons I´ve not figured out.

I´m looking for just simple leak accounting, fence checking would be a 
plus though.

Pete