CCMALLOC

CCMALLOC ccmalloc is a memory profiler that detects memory leaks, detects multiple deallocation of same data, detects under writes and over writes, detects writes to already deallocated data, and provides allocation and deallocation statistics. If a program is compiled using the ccmalloc library, it generates a log file after execute that details all memory leaks including the call stack for the offending (leaking) allocation.

To use this on a C program called test1.c, try
```
ccmalloc gcc test1.c
```
For more details, see USAGE
If you want to change the default behavior, copy ccmalloc.cfg to your local or home directory with the name .ccmalloc
Examples
- Example 1 (Source - test1.c)(Log - test1.log)
- Example 2 (Source - test2.c)(Log - test2.log)
Official ccmalloc site
Older (but still very useful) ccmalloc site
Note: Locally, we only have ccmalloc installed on the Linux machines
An alternative to ccmalloc is Valgrind. To use this, simple run valgrind on an existing executable (e.g., valgrind ls). You do not need to compile with a special library as you do with ccmalloc.