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I have a need to check for memory leak in a Java application that uses JNI (C++ Code) a lot.
When I attach libumem, the process exits after receiving a SIGKILL (Signal 9).
When does a process receive SIGKILL?
How is libumem causing it?
OS: Solaris 8.
Solaris 8, Does NOT have libumem by default! Thus the program was not able to startup at all.