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perl memory leak detector

Could somebody give links for memory detector for perl?

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memory leaks in your program, or memory leaks inside of perl itself?
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memory leaks in your program, or memory leaks inside of perl itself?
To detect memory leaks in perl module that I had written.
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to catch a certain process, you can always use tools like dstat , rrdtool, etc. You just have to find a parses and construct a method for certain process.
Ahh, just got in mind that you can use also "mtrace" or "strace" in conjunction with the script to trace eventual problems.
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to catch a certain process, you can always use tools like dstat , rrdtool, etc. You just have to find a parses and construct a method for certain process.
Ahh, just got in mind that you can use also "mtrace" or "strace" in conjunction with the script to trace eventual problems.
Am surprised how strace would be helpful for memory-leak checking ?

Can you give the distribution in which mtrace would be available?

Anyway, I need to research on other tools you had mentioned.
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