You will get Debug Linux C Code (GDB, KGDB, Valgrind)
Project details
I will analyze your existing C code for bugs, crashes, memory issues, or structure problems. I’ll use tools like GDB, Valgrind, KGDB and static inspection to identify the issue.
Includes:
• Code analyze with explanation
• Fixes or patch suggestions
• Memory leak or performance review (if applicable)
This includes one issue in a single file, up to 300 LOC. I will review, test, and comment/fix the issue if reproducible.
Includes:
• Code analyze with explanation
• Fixes or patch suggestions
• Memory leak or performance review (if applicable)
This includes one issue in a single file, up to 300 LOC. I will review, test, and comment/fix the issue if reproducible.
Programming Languages
COperating System
LinuxDesktop App Expertise
Software DebuggingWhat's included $30
These options are included with the project scope.
$30
- Delivery Time 5 days
- Number of Revisions 2
- Bug Investigation
- Source Code
- Detailed Code Comments
About Kashavkin
C Developer / Linux System Developer
Almaty, Kazakhstan - 4:46 am local time
I contributed to the Linux kernel (Netfilter subsystem) and participated in public code review and discussion with the nftables maintainer through the official mailing lists. My patch was accepted into the mainline Linux kernel, demonstrating my ability to write clean, portable, and efficient C code suitable for low-level, performance-critical environments.
My experience includes:
- Linux kernel-level development (Netfilter/nftables)
- POSIX and system call-level programming
- Network utilities and CLI tool creation
- Collaboration via open-source processes and mailing lists
I'm available for freelance work related to:
- Linux systems development
- Packet filtering (iptables, nftables)
- C programming for embedded or low-level tools
- Debugging, performance tuning, and kernel module work
Let’s work together on something fast, reliable, and low-level.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Kashavkin can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Kashavkin receives requirements from you.
Kashavkin works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Review the code and problem
I'll examine the code and your issue description. If needed, I'll ask for reproducible steps or more context.
Debugging
I'll debug the code using GDB, Valgrind, KGDB or static analysis and apply improvements or fixes.