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Valgrind for NetBSD
What is Valgrind and why is so much
effort required?
Valgrind
is an excellent debugger available for Linux/i386. Due to to the nature
of how valgrind works, its very closely tied to the architecture and
the OS. Hence, a full port to NetBSD/i386 requires much effort. This
effort actually started as a rejected Google Summer of Code entry,
since then, it has taken a life of its own, there are several people
working on this project.
Nightly snapshot of the svn tree can be downloaded here.
The project can be checked out via svn using the following command:
svn checkout
svn://svn.berlios.de/vg4nbsd/trunk
subversion can be installed from pkgsrc. ( devel/subversion-base
)
The project is in a state of flux, it is recommended to get in
touch with the developers before playing with the sources.
The port is primarily developed under NetBSD-current.
The code is based off a recent snapshot of valgrind-current, and is
synced semi-regularly to the original valgrind -current.
Contact
The people developing this project are:
Eric Auge
Kailash Sethuraman
Peter Bex
You can visit #vg4nbsd at irc.freenode.net to speak to the
developers of this project.
There is a mailing list
on which valgrind development discussion takes place. Feel free to register.
If you have a good understanding of C, x86 internals, libc,not
afraid to read code, have good experience with NetBSD and most
importantly can dedicate 4-5 hours a week, we could use
your help in this porting effort.
Please visit the abovementioned irc channel to speak with one of the
developers. Alternatively, send a mail to hsaliak at gmail.com.
