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Loading Validator into a process
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, […]
How do I monitor a process launched from batch files or Powershell scripts?
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 […]
Viewing source code that’s in the “wrong place”.
You’ve been given a program to debug. You’ve got the EXE and DLLs, and you’ve got the PDB files, so you can tell when the […]
Code coverage with NUnit and Coverage Validator
In this blog post, I’m going to give you an example of running .Net unit tests with NUnit and Coverage Validator. It’s the same process […]
Code coverage with VS Test and Coverage Validator
In this blog post, I’m going to give you an example of running .Net Core unit tests with VS Test (formerly MS Test) and Coverage […]
What’s new with Coverage Validator
There are many changes coming to Coverage Validator. I’m going to describe the various changes and the reasons behind them. Name Change The first one […]
Monitoring a service with the NT Service API
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. […]
Getting code coverage for a child process?
In this blog post, I’m going to explain how to collect code coverage for a process that is launched by another process. We’ll be using […]
Speeding up merging with Coverage Validator
Coverage Validator has an option to automatically merge the coverage results of the current session with a central session. This allows you to get an […]
A slight change in direction
When we started the business in 2002 we just wanted to launch a C/C++ memory analysis tool that could do things none of the other […]