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Everything written here applies to all Validators: Bug, Coverage, Memory, Performance and Thread. There are many ways to start collecting data with a Validator: Launch, […]
We recently had a bug in one of our tools that passed all memory leak tests (it didn’t leak memory) but in real-life use with […]
Batch files are often used to setup an environment prior to starting an executable. You can also do this with Powershell scripts. If you use […]
Memory leaks affect all computer programs, be they desktop applications, service applications or web services. For many trivial applications or applications with a very short […]
There are many changes coming to Memory Validator. I’m going to describe the various changes and the reasons behind them. Name Change The first one […]
A memory leak in a surprising place We’ve recently been doing some work switching our resources in our programs from BMP (using CBitmap) to PNG […]
Three weeks ago I wrote about how to setup IIS for use with ISAPI extensions. Today I’m going to use Memory Validator to show you […]
Debugging services is a pain. There is a lot that can go wrong and very little you can do to find out what went wrong. […]
Working with GDI in Windows, whether you’re using Win32 calls or MFC, you’re concerned with pens, brushes, fonts, bitmaps and regions for drawing. You may […]
Introduction We recently had a request asking if Memory Validator could detect memory leaks in unit tests managed by Microsoft’s Visual Test and Visual Test […]