Description
Introducing Electric Fence FOR LINUX
Are you tired of dealing with buffer overruns and under-runs in your C programs? Look no further than Electric Fence FOR LINUX. This open-source library, developed by Bruce Perens, is designed to detect these issues and help you catch those pesky bugs that have been causing headaches for years.
Key Features:
- Port to MS Window NT/2K/XP systems/compiler
- Extensions for finding memory leaks
- Support for C++
How It Works:
Electric Fence (efence) stops your program on the exact instruction that overruns or underruns a malloc() memory buffer. This allows GDB to display the source-code line that is causing the bug. By utilizing virtual-memory hardware to create a red-zone at the border of each buffer, Electric Fence FOR LINUX can help you catch those bugs that were previously impossible to detect.
Technical Specifications:
- Price: FREE
- Publisher: Bruce Perens
- Platform: LINUX
- Version: Latest
- File Format: Not specified
User Reviews for Electric Fence FOR LINUX 7
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Electric Fence FOR LINUX is a lifesaver for detecting buffer overruns in C programs, even supporting memory-leak detection and C++. Highly recommended for developers.
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Electric Fence has been a game-changer for my C programming. The buffer overrun detection is precise!
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I love using Electric Fence! It makes finding memory leaks so much easier and saves me time debugging.
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This app is fantastic! The integration with GDB helps me pinpoint bugs quickly. Highly recommend it!
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Electric Fence has made my coding life much easier. It's a must-have tool for any serious developer!
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A brilliant open-source tool! It effectively detects memory issues that I struggled with before. Five stars!
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Using Electric Fence has drastically improved my debugging process. It's straightforward and very effective!