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How can I run Memory Advisor if I am running a program that is using full-screen input and output?

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How can I run Memory Advisor if I am running a program that is using full-screen input and output?

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By default, Memory Advisor sends all warning and error messages to stderr. If this interferes with your program’s screen use, use the shell to redirect the stderr output to a file, or set the MA_ERROR_FILE option to point to where you want Memory Advisor to write the messages. 19. Why does my program use much more memory when processed? Memory Advisor normally increases a program’s memory requirements in the following ways: • When allocating dynamic memory, Memory Advisor adds a boundary area to each end of an allocated segment. This allows Memory Advisor to detect overrun/underrun errors and out-of-bounds accesses, but can also significantly increase the amount of dynamic memory allocated. See the MA_BOUNDARY_POST and MA_BOUNDARY_PRE options for details. • In OMT mode, Memory Advisor adds similar boundaries to the global data areas to allow error detection in global data. See The data_boundary_size Option for details. • To keep track of your program’s memory state, Memory Advisor allo

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