Compiler version in EXE
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Compiler version in EXE
Hi, is it possible to know the version of the BP compiler used to make a certain exe? Perhaps some sort of binary signature...
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Good, I'll use it in the next releases. (btw I like jaPBe a lot)
Anyway it's not useful for me right now. My system is becoming instable, like for some big memory leak. I just wanted to check if a my program that could be the cause was compiled with an old compiler...
Is there a way to know what programs have memory leaks?
Anyway it's not useful for me right now. My system is becoming instable, like for some big memory leak. I just wanted to check if a my program that could be the cause was compiled with an old compiler...
Is there a way to know what programs have memory leaks?
There may be more reliable tools to track memory leaks but Microsoft'sBlade wrote:Is there a way to know what programs have memory leaks?
Perfomance Monitor (perfmon.exe / system-dir) always suited my needs.
Maybe it helps you, too.
Good programmers don't comment their code. It was hard to write, should be hard to read.
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readme.txt in jaPBe's directoryKlonk wrote:@GPI
Is there somewhere a list of all available JaPBE constants? Haevn't found it anywhere.
For free libraries and tools, visit my web site (also home of jaPBe V3 and PureFORM).