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Announcements Memory
December 18, 2015
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Fix for FALSE positive memory leak report VS 2015 Update 1

We’ve just released a V6.54 of C++ Memory Validator. This contains a bug fix for FALSE positive memory leak reports when working with Release mode […]

Development Memory
December 16, 2015
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Stephen Kellett

Marmalade game SDK support

We’ve recently added support for the Marmalade game SDK to Memory Validator. This article will show you how to: Configure a Marmalade project for use […]

Development Memory
September 6, 2015
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How to speed up Memory Validator by changing DbgHelp version

Recently we’ve had a few customers contact to tell us they have experienced a dramatic reduction in speed when using Memory Validator. Buffered File Access […]

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Stephen Kellett

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 […]

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Stephen Kellett

64 bit C++ software tool Beta Tests are complete.

We recently closed the beta tests for the 64 bit versions of C++ Coverage Validator, C++ Memory Validator, C++ Performance Validator and C++ Thread Validator. […]

Coverage Development Memory Profiler
September 29, 2011
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Command line support for .Net services and ASP.Net

Today we have released updated versions of our software tools for .Net: .Net Coverage Validator, .Net Memory Validator and .Net Performance Validator. The updates to […]

Memory
July 10, 2010
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How to prevent a memory tool from monitoring your C/C++ allocations

A little known fact is that the Microsoft C Runtime (CRT) has a feature which allows some allocations (in the debug runtime) to be tagged […]

Memory
May 26, 2010
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Stephen Kellett

How to replace IsBadReadPtr?

The Microsoft Win32 API contains various functions that look useful at first sight but which have now become regarded as a pariahs. A good example […]

Memory
May 8, 2010
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Stephen Kellett

Monitoring memory use in a JNI DLL called from Java

Java is a garbage-collected language that allows you to extend the language with code written in C and C++. Given that the extensions are written […]

Memory
March 8, 2010
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What is the difference between a page and a paragraph?

In the real world, we all know that pages contain paragraphs and that paragraphs are full of sentences created from words. In the world of […]

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