> 3.) There's the eeeeeeeexppppeeeeeeeennnnnnssssiiiiiivee
> debugger called 'Insure++'. It's a pretty cool program, but
> also pretty expensive.
>
And if you talk nice to them, and explain that your code project
is non-profit, and you're not human sleaze, most major coding tools can
come to you for free.
I also forgot something else that's rather scary.. its called
lclint (pretty much lint for linux). I think it took a while for me to
find the first time, so I've got an older version of it ..somewhere..
http://www.imaxx.net/~dughi/c/
There's the guide, the precompiled copy and of course, the source.
Its basically like purify but a) for linux and b) free.
PjD
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