Purify options give you an high level of control over error detection and reporting for your program. They are particularly useful when you automate error checking.
Purify options include build-time and run-time options:
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Build-time option |
Default |
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no | |
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/tmp_mnt | |
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<purifyhome>/cache | |
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not set (not supported on IRIX) | |
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system dependent | |
|
not set | |
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no | |
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no (supported on HP-UX 11.X) | |
|
NULL (supported on HP-UX11.X) | |
|
no | |
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| |
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system dependent (not supported on IRIX) | |
|
| |
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yes | |
|
safe | |
|
16 | |
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| |
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Run-time option |
Default |
|
-add-suppression-files |
system dependent |
|
no | |
|
/tmp_mnt | |
|
6 | |
|
not set | |
|
no | |
|
26 | |
|
yes | |
|
no | |
|
100 | |
|
10000 | |
|
no | |
|
not set | |
|
not set | |
|
no | |
|
not set | |
|
yes | |
|
not set | |
|
not set | |
|
20 | |
|
first | |
|
1000000 | |
|
0xffffffff | |
|
0 | |
|
argv[0] | |
|
20 seconds | |
|
not set | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
no | |
|
0x1000 | |
|
not set | |
|
not set | |
|
not set | |
|
./<program-name>.watchpoints | |
|
not set |