Archive for the ‘memory_tracking’ Category

Memory Analyzer v1.1

Tuesday, January 4th, 2011

It’s being a long time since we updated this little application. It seems that some of you still try to use it (and some of you have problems with it) so we decided to upload the latest version to see if some of those problems persist. If you want to try it out immediately, head to the project’s page and download the new version (yes there is a whole page dedicated to this little tool if you haven’t noticed!). Otherwise, keep reading to find out what’s new in this version.
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Memory Analyzer v1.0 demo

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

Four months ago we’ve written about a new tool we are currently developing, for tracking memory allocations in real-time. Since then, the code has changed a lot. It has been cleaned up and improved, both memory and performance wise, and today we are proud to release a demo version of it. You can grab it right now or you can continue reading, in order to become familiar with its features.
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Tracking Memory Allocations

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

Inspired by a series of articles by Jelle van der Beek ([1-3]), as well as the implementation by Maciej Sinilo ([4]), we’ve decided to write an application for tracking memory usage and statistics of unmanaged applications. Its primary use would be to monitor the engine’s memory requirements and tracking down memory leaks.
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