valgrind-3.13.0-10.el7

The valgrind packages provide the Valgrind programming tool that helps detect memory-management problems in programs. Valgrind is used for debugging memory, detecting memory leaks, and profiling.

Fixed bug(s):
* Valgrind has been extended in several ways to run large programs. The amount of memory usable by Valgrind has been increased to 128 GB. As a consequence, the Memcheck tool supports running applications that allocate up to approximately 60 GB. Additionally, Valgrind can now load executable files up to 1200 MB in size.
* The tools Memcheck, Helgrind, and Massif can now use a new execution tree (xtree) representation to report heap consumption of the analyzed applications.
* The symbol demangler has been updated to support the C++11 standard and the Rust programming language.
* Failures with long blocks of code using AVX2 instructions on the Intel and AMD 64-bit architecture have been fixed.
* The 64-bit timebase register of the PowerPC architecture is no longer modeled by Valgrind as only 32-bit.
* Support for the IBM Power Systems architecture has been extended to include the ISA 3.0B specification.
* An alternative implementation of Load-Linked and Store-Conditional instructions for the 64-bit ARM architecture has been added. The alternative implementation is enabled automatically when required. To enable it manually, use the --sim-hints=fallback-llsc option.