Last edited Apr 4, 2011 at 7:50 PM by KindDragon, version 16

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oneeyeman Nov 5, 2012 at 10:17 PM 
Hi,
It is a good tool and it did help me even so it made a "false positive" report,
One thing though - how do I remove it from Visual Studio? I have MSVS 2010 and after pushing the directories it looks like I can't get rid of them.

yilunyou Mar 22, 2012 at 3:51 AM 
Thank you!! I've been confounded by multiple memory leaks for the past 2 weeks... the last leak so buried deep down the in 3rd party codes, i nearly gave up.. till I found this application.. you've managed to point me to the right direction.. within the hour compared to my many many hours...

Thanks!! ^^

mtpudelko Sep 14, 2011 at 2:05 PM 
This thing is AWESOME!!

You just saved me hours tracking down a few insideous leaks. Sure, I could have rolled up my sleeves and played old school WinDBG commandline, but this is a little easier on the fingers and brain.

It's a little funky with a mixed mode C++/CLI managed app with XPSP3/VS2008 32-bit (only a few classes are actually managed; the rest are native). At shutdown I consistently see an access violation in _RtlValidateHeap during ExitProcess. At least it does so only after reporting any leaks or success, so it's completely bearable with a rude finger on the stop button.

One suggestion for your documentation: It would be a little helpful for others if you mentioned the need to add \bin\xxx to the PATH environment (or have your installer add it :). It should have been obvious to me if I'd bothered to look at your install folder to actually SEE a set of \bin subdirectories, but rushing right in blindly as alway, I figured it was a happy little static library -- until, I got the failed library message. Duh!

Thank you very much for your excellent work, my crystal ball predicts it'll get my continued use :).

Regards,
Mike