The Network Simulator ns-2: Debugging Tips
Memory Leaks OTcl OTcl, especially TclCL, provides a way to allocate new objects, however, it does not accordingly provide a garbage collection mechanism for these allocated objects. This can easily lead to unintentional memory leaks. Important: tools such as dmalloc and purify are unable to detect this kind of memory leaks. For example, consider this simple piece of OTcl script: set ns [new Simul
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Table of ContentsForeword1. Strings (100.0%) 2. Numbers (100.0%) 3. Dates and Times (100.0%) 4. Arrays (100.0%) 5. Hashes (100.0%) 6. Pattern Matching (83.3%) 7. File Access (73.9%) 8. File Contents (42.9%) 9. Directories (100.0%) 10. Subroutines (100.0%) 11. References and Records (25.0%) 12. Packages, Libraries, and Modules (65.0%) 13. Classes, Objects, and Ties (81.2%) 14. Database Access (66.7
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