Valgrind 3.0 Kernel Bug Fixes Help
October 25, 2021
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Over the past few days, some of our readers have reported that they have stumbled upon the Valgrind 3.0 kernel.
Current
Valgrind simply supports the following platforms:
- x86 / Linux: up to and including SSSE3, including but not higher – without SSE4, AVX, AVX2. This target is now in maintenance mode.
- AMD64 / Linux: up to AVX2. This is currently the main goal of development, and as a rule, too much attention is paid to it.
- PPC32 / Linux, PPC64 / Linux, PPC64LE / Linux: in the air up to and including Power8.
- S390X / Linux: Supported.
- ARM / Linux: TrackingPowered by ARMv7.
- ARM64 / Linux: Supported for ARMv8.
- MIPS32 / Linux, MIPS64 / Linux: Supported.
- X86 / Solaris, AMD64 / Solaris, AMD64 / illumos: x86 / illumos, supports Solaris 11 reflection
- X86 / Darwin (10.10, 10.11), AMD64 / Darwin (10.10, 10.11): Supported.
- ARM / Android, ARM64 / Android, MIPS32 / Android, X86 / Android: Supported.
Under Linux, you must have kernel 3.0 or higher and glibc2.5.X may be later. However, on Mac OS X, clients will need to run 10.9.x later.
More about the distributions of the updated version(valgrind-3.18.1) builds and runs itsIn addition, regression studies show thatRelease notes.
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The following ports were also created outsideValgrind databases. Note that they can easily havemore or less complete, may not do the job reliably and mayold versions on Valgrind.
x86 / FreeBSD
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