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Memory
March 2, 2010
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Stephen Kellett

Delete memory 5 times faster

The conventional way Memory management in C and C++ is typically done using either the malloc/realloc/free C runtime functions or the C++ operators new and […]

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Stephen Kellett

Support for MinGW and QtCreator

Everyone uses Visual Studio to write C and C++ software don’t they? Yes! you all chorus. Apart from some guys at the back who like […]

Memory
December 4, 2009
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Stephen Kellett

Got a crash with a strange pointer value?

Ever had a crash with a pointer value of 0xcdcdcdcd or 0xdddddddd or 0xfeeefeee? You have? Sooner or later when you work with C or […]

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Stephen Kellett

New .Net software tools

We’ve spent the last few years creating our software tools for C++, Java and all the funky scripting languages that are now getting the recognition […]

Memory News
December 1, 2006
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Stephen Kellett

Ruby Memory Tracking API

To provide the memory tracking, heap dump and object referencing facilities in Ruby Memory Validator we had to reverse engineer some hooks into the Ruby […]

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Stephen Kellett

Firefox 2.0 support

We’ve just released the latest versions of all our JavaScript tools for flow tracing, code coverage, performance profiling and memory profiling. The latest versions support […]

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