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<youpi> we really need something that is able to automatically check port deallocation
<youpi> at least for the trivial cases, for which we do have bugs I'm currently fixing...
<pochu> test suite? :)
<pochu> won't magically find them though, so not what you've asked for...
<youpi> test suites can trigger some of the bugs yes
<youpi> which is already a good thing
<youpi> of course the coverage can't be perfect
<youpi> one of the bugs I fixed happened only for setuid binaries for instance
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portseal can automatically detect port leaks. It is somewhat
intrusive, as it leverages a source-transformation and hence requires
a recompilation of the code that contains the port leak. Currently,
it is a prototype. If you are looking for a port leak, I'd love you
to try it though:
[[http://darnassus.sceen.net/cgit/teythoon/portseal.git]]
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