MastAvalons

Hi all! I need to intercept GDI function to save painted screen to hard drive. I have tried Microsoft Detours. Everything is good, but I need 64-bit version (Detours Professional do support but it costs much). Is there any 64-bit alternatives to Detours Professional?

[QUOTE=Qusto;1062644]Hi! Created application is working toooo slow, looks like there are a lot of memory leaks, there are a lot of pointers. So, please, can you advice some effective tool for run-time errors and memory leaks detection in Visual Studio C++?[/QUOTE] I think you search deleaker.... better late than never:icon_neutral:

I think there are memory leak in my application, perhaps the problem is in a part of code status = myPubSubSubscribe.Receive(fsReceivedTopic, myBufferSubscribe, myHeader, 0); if (status == PS_ENGINE_UNAVAIL) { printf("Unable to connect to the pubsub engine: %s\n", PSPubSub::Status2String(status)); myBufferPublish.FreeBuffer(); myBufferPublish.~PSBuffer(); myPubSubPublish.~PSPubSub(); myBufferSubscribe.~PSBuffer(); myPubSubSubscribe.~PSPubSub(); return; }

Hi, my project works with emulating the file system. I can invent my own as well. I'm developing a unix like shell which will provide all the file handling commands similar to unix. Basically I want to allocate a large file on the actual file system, and treat it as …

[QUOTE=Mr_Smith;942109]Maybe F-IN-BOX will help you! You can find it in search.[/QUOTE] It must help:?:. Great library!:idea:

[QUOTE=tux4life;900920]Deleaker costs money, and probably you even don't get as much features as the free [URL="http://valgrind.org/"]Valgrind[/URL] (as already mentioned in one of the previous posts).[/QUOTE] I use it. Excellent tool:-O. Previously, I used Valgrind but is does not support search gdi leaks.:sad:

"int[int]" - may be array of integer?

class A { public : list< string> getList (){ list< string> l; l.push_back ("str1"); l.push_back ("str2"); .... …

If you want to protect your swf you can encrypt it using f-in-box or similar library - it support encrypting as I remember...

is problem solved?

I usually use tools for search memory leaks - deleaker (Windows) or valgrind (Ubuntu):-/ I'm stupid and lazy :icon_cool:

[QUOTE=wency777;1098229]Our trainer posts online training in our local intranet. They are all Flash based presentation. All the computers in the office don't have any application installed since it is a call center. We are able to play those materials though even without any type of player. My friend tells me …

You should use Deleaker or BoundsChecker...

Have you used the deleaker or similar debuggers when you created it?

[QUOTE=gunass;1216263]Hi, am new to this tool. I searched in google, but couldn't get good one. Could you please give info about how to use this tool? Also need good presentation about this tool Thanks, SGS[/QUOTE] there should be examples of how to use it at the deleaker's site. Look at.

[QUOTE=Patrick_Neville;1070364]Try [URL="http://f-in-box.com/"]F-IN-BOX[/URL]. It's a powerful control for working with flash.[/QUOTE] It's developer's library for extending standart features Flash Player.:-/

[QUOTE=JAGjug;868388]Then I tried to emulate file system I had no idea how to do that. BoxedApp SDK helped very much. (But that project I wrote in C++:) )[/QUOTE] Your help in time.:cool: :idea: excellent sdk!

[QUOTE=JAGjug;998831]I advise you to use some memory leaks detection tools. For example: [URL="http://deleaker.com/"]Deleaker[/URL] or Valgrind (forgot link)[/QUOTE] Great tools:ooh: I usually use deleaker :icon_smile: to debug a memory leak in C + +. I do not like integrated debugger.

Did you try to use deleaker to find leaks?