solanav
Hello there!
I’m currently trying to find a memory leak in a NIF I have written in C.
I have found some resources as to how to run erlang NIFs with valgrind. I already compiled the Erlang VM and I can now run cerl with -valgrind and -gdb.
Are there any resources on Elixir specific NIF debugging that I’m missing? Is there a setup that has worked for you? Any guide, manual, book, video, etc. would be very helpful.
Thanks!
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crova
This topic is above my pay grade, but I just finished watching this talk and he mentions a library that might be useful to you.
I don’t know the name of the library though. Maybe it can help you.
garazdawi
Use a debug emulator. Besides that it is just normal C debugging tactics.
solanav
I do have a debug emulator, and tested that valgrind and gdb are working. But I’m not sure how I can run something like
iex -S mixwith the debug emulator.Is there a way I can run $ERL_TOP/bin/cerl -rvalgrind and load my mix project? Once I have the ebin folder with the BEAM files is it possible to do that?
garazdawi
I don’t know how iex works, so you will have to find someone that does.
I would try to look and see what arguments iex passes to erl when it starts and then pass those to cerl instead.
akash-akya
Last I tried, I had to modify
elixirscript.cerl-valgrindflag here