Julian Seward 458d626be4 Use a 64-bit counter to keep track of the total number of bytes ...

allocated, rather than SizeT which is word-sized.  Your average C++
lardware can easily turn over more than 4G in total in a half hour run
on a 32-bit machine, in which case the counter wraps around.



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docs

Completely overhauled the internals of Memcheck's error handling. All the

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tests

Add a custom stderr filter for memcheck/tests/amd64/defcfaexpr.

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Makefile.am

Merge r6086:

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mc_include.h

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mc_leakcheck.c

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mc_main.c

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mc_malloc_wrappers.c

Use a 64-bit counter to keep track of the total number of bytes

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mc_replace_strmem.c

Back out r6640; I'm pretty sure it is the wrong thing to do now.

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mc_translate.c

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memcheck.h

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