It looks like the answer is "no", Jeff - at least, that didn't solve it for
folks on the bug tracker cited by George. Setting the CFLAGS seemed the only
solution until valgrind resolves the issue, and since that bug is a couple of
years old with no further activity, it seems unlikely that will h
Would a better solution be something like:
char default_credential[8] = "12345";
char *bar = strdup(default_credential)
?
On May 22, 2014, at 12:52 AM, George Bosilca wrote:
> This is more subtle that described here. It's a vectorization problem
> and frankly it should appear on all loop-base
This is more subtle that described here. It's a vectorization problem
and frankly it should appear on all loop-based string operations and
for most compilers (confirmed with gcc, clang and icc). The proposed
patch is merely a band-aid ...
More info @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/valgr
Wow, that is hilarious. I see no problem with adding the extra characters :-)
Scheduled it for 1.8.2 (copied you on ticket)
On May 21, 2014, at 3:29 PM, W Spector wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When running under valgrind, I get warnings from each MPI process at MPI_Init
> time. The warnings come from fu
Hi,
When running under valgrind, I get warnings from each MPI process at
MPI_Init time. The warnings come from function sec_basic.c at lines 70
and 71 (openmpi v1.8.1):
my_cred.credential = strdup("12345");
my_cred.size = strlen(my_cred.credential)+1; // include
the
