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I have just finished a Groovy (the language) helper application to process the output of Valgrind‘s “lackey” package into an XML file for further analysis. More proof of the power of Groovy (a lanuage I am coming to like) – but also a sign that maybe I should get a more powerful computer – the XML file that came from the loading of xterm ran to over 18 million lines.
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