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lkml@digitaleric.net said:
> http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/ 

And to bring this thread a bit on-topic (:-), I'm currently engaged in a
re-work of UML that will make it a normal enough process that valgrind will
just work on it.

I, and a number of other people, are expecting all kinds of crap to fall
out when we are able to valgrind the kernel.

				Jeff

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