Knowing that there a many people that use this popular third party tool, I am (re-)posting the email I received:
Knowing that there a many people that use this popular third party tool, I am (re-)posting the email I received:
madExcept 4.0.11 has been released with the following changes:
(1) added support for RAD Studio XE7
(2) fixed: plugins didn't work in XE6
(3) fixed: rare FPU exception crash when checking for leaks
(4) fixed: sometimes VirtualAlloc resources were reported as leaks
(5) fixed: "send bug report in background" dialog option didn't stick
(6) fixed: madExceptWizard sometimes produced superfluous QC warnings
(7) fixed a couple more small/rare bugs
(8) madExceptPatch.exe: speedup when parsing large map files
(9) madExceptPatch.exe: improved support for relative paths
(a) madExceptPatch.exe: added new switch "/restoreFileTime"
(b) madExceptWizard: map file isn't loaded in the IDE at all, anymore
http://madshi.net/ (installer 2.7.10.1)
madExcept 4.0.11 has been released with the following changes:
(1) added support for RAD Studio XE7
(2) fixed: plugins didn't work in XE6
(3) fixed: rare FPU exception crash when checking for leaks
(4) fixed: sometimes VirtualAlloc resources were reported as leaks
(5) fixed: "send bug report in background" dialog option didn't stick
(6) fixed: madExceptWizard sometimes produced superfluous QC warnings
(7) fixed a couple more small/rare bugs
(8) madExceptPatch.exe: speedup when parsing large map files
(9) madExceptPatch.exe: improved support for relative paths
(a) madExceptPatch.exe: added new switch "/restoreFileTime"
(b) madExceptWizard: map file isn't loaded in the IDE at all, anymore
http://madshi.net/ (installer 2.7.10.1)
Helge Larsen You are so right - My apologies. I have edited my post. Sorry about that, it was a copy and paste before coffee :(
ReplyDeleteNicholas Ring the admins should recruit you as the newsagent of the group!! :-)
ReplyDeleteAndrea Raimondi Thanks for the suggestion. The only problem is that everything happens when I am asleep, or should be - that is what happens when you live in Australia :-D
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