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valgrind the developers information source code documentation contact how to help gallery about news tool suite supported platforms the developers the valgrind developers the valgrind developers are a loose knit group of people from all over the world who contribute to valgrind and have direct write access to the valgrind repository please feel free to send praise abuse ideas etc to them if you want to become a valgrind developer then the first thing you should do is join the valgrind developers mailing list and start contributing to the development of valgrind valgrind developers contributors cerion armour brown cerion worked on powerpc instruction set support using the vex dynamic translation framework christian borntraeger christian worked on and helps maintain the s390 linux port jeremy fitzhardinge jeremy wrote the original helgrind and totally overhauled low level syscall signal and address space layout stuff among many other improvements paul floyd paul maintains the freebsd and illumos ports and generally tries to deal with issues related to threading c elf reading and the darwin port tom hughes tom did a vast number of bug fixes and helped out with support for more recent linux glibc versions petar jovanovic and dejan jevtic petar and dejan wrote and maintain the mips32 linux port florian krohm florian developed and maintains the s390 linux port he also improved the regression test system and does bugfixing and static analysis of the code base maynard johnson and carl love maynard and carl contributed ibm power6 and power7 support carl love and will schmidt cel us ibm com will_schmidt vnet ibm com carl and will contributed ibm power8 power9 and power10 support and generally deal with ppc 32 64 linux issues paul mackerras paul did a lot of the initial per architecture factoring that forms the basis of the 3 0 line and is also to be seen in 2 4 0 he also did ucode based dynamic translation support for powerpc and created a set of ppc linux derivatives of the 2 x release line dirk mueller dmuell gmx net dirk contributed the malloc free mismatch checking stuff and various other bits and pieces and acted as our kde liaison nicholas nethercote nick did the core tool generalisation wrote cachegrind and massif and tons of other stuff petr pavlu petr is the initial author of the solaris illumos port on x86 and amd64 that he and ivo contributed ivo raisr ivo worked on and maintains the solaris port julian seward julian was the original designer and author of valgrind created the dynamic translation frameworks wrote memcheck helgrind and sgcheck and did lots of other things bart van assche bart is the author of drd a tool for finding bugs in threaded programs that first shipped in the 3 3 0 release robert walsh robert added file descriptor leakage checking new library interception machinery support for client allocation pools and minor other tweakage philippe waroquiers philippe wrote and maintains the embedded gdb server he also made a bunch of performance memory use and correctness fixes across diverse parts of the system mark wielaard mark fixed a bunch of bugs and acts as our fedora rhel liaison josef weidendorfer josef wrote and maintains callgrind frederic gobry helped with autoconf and automake daniel berlin modified readelf s dwarf2 source line reader written by nick clifton for use in valgrind michael matz and simon hausmann modified the gnu binutils demangler s for use in valgrind and lots and lots of other people sent bug reports patches and very helpful feedback copyright 2000 2026 valgrind developers hosting kindly provided by sourceware org best viewed with a ny browser