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This blog is where we help you improve your software, teach you how to use our tools to solve problems, software tool use cases, and improvements to our software tools.
Code signing and user hinting
We have just released new versions of our software tools that are code signed. This change will please those of you that are using more […]
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 […]
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 […]
What do programmers want for Christmas?
T-shirts appears to be the answer. Even better if they come with a natty logo or slogan. Andy Brice has come up with a wonderful […]
Robot footballers in China
A while ago a German University Robot Football team asked us if we could help them with their software. We provided Performance Validator to them […]
Tab controls and tree/grid controls – why change them?
In this post I’m going to describe some of the changes we’ve been making to the user interface of our software tools and also why […]
XULRunner Support
About a month ago we hadn’t heard of XULRunner. Then the folks at Songbird emailed us asking if our JavaScript tools supported XULRunner. Its easy […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]