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Use Eiffel

Posted Aug 1, 2002 18:24 UTC (Thu) by gorg_H (guest, #158)
Parent article: Valgrind memory debugger 1.0.0

Eiffel is designed to write applications without worry about garbage or pointers, and it's object-oriented. So, if you use Eiffel, you don't need this program.

links:

smalleiffel.loria.fr (SmallEiffel) -- this is GNU
www.eiffel.com (ISE Eiffel) -- propietary, but powerful IDE

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Use Eiffel

Posted Aug 1, 2002 18:53 UTC (Thu) by scripter (subscriber, #2654) [Link]

Was that a troll? If I use Java, Perl, Ruby, Python or shell script, I don't need Valgrind either. So what?

Valgrind is an outstanding tool, and very worthy of mention since many projects need a good memory debugger.