Include CMakeLists.txt in tar.gz release file

[Germano0]

While working in including memleax in Fedora repository, I noticed that
CMakeLists.txt included in master branch, is not included in tar.gz release file.
The tar.gz release file only contains configure.ac, that is not included in master branch.
Can we just use CMakeLists.txt which is the preferred way nowadays?
Thank you

[WuBingzheng]

memleax is not maintained any more.
The CMake was added by others and I do not familiar with it in fact. So I can not answer you.

Thanks for your work. Would you like to try my another tool libleak? I think it's better than memleax.

[Germano0]

memleax is not maintained any more.

Ah I did not know

Would you like to try my another tool libleak? I think it's better than memleax.

I read libleak readme, I am not 100% sure if it can fit my needs, for example, sometimes it can happen that I found out that one of the processes, it is using a huge amount of RAM, so I would just attach a memory leaks debugger to it, in order to retrieve useful debuginfos for a bugreport. To me, libleak seems a tool to debug memory leaks that can happen after you attach to the process, is it correct?

[WuBingzheng]

Yes, your are right.

1. memleax does not work with multi-threads program.
2. memleax affects target program's performance more than libleak.
   If these 2 points are OK for you, you can use memleax.

For libleak, you can start your program with it, but without enable it. Then libleak does nothing.
When you find your program beginning leak memory, you enable libleak and it starts working.
See here for detail.
Is this OK for you ?

[Germano0]

Thank you for your explanation! At the moment I don't have specific needs that would make me use libleak, but thank you anyways!

[ndvbd]

@WuBingzheng how can libleak show stack trace of python programs?