SomeObj.Free; SomeObj.SomeField := 1; // here: writing into released memorybut only in an application without EurekaLog. Once EurekaLog is added to an application, the FastMM no longer detects the "bad" code.
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22 July, 2025
Using EurekaLog with FastMM's full debug mode
Were were contacted by a customer who claimed adding EurekaLog to his application prevented FastMM from doing its job. Specifically, FastMM could detect a problem like this:
26 May, 2021
08 May, 2020
Support for FastMM 5 is available in EurekaLog
We are pleased to announce the availability of support for FastMM 5 in EurekaLog.
10 March, 2020
Introducing Exceptionless support in EurekaLog
EurekaLog 7 now supports Exceptionless bug tracker software.
11 May, 2017
Using Threads Snapshot tool as postmortem debugger
This article will show you how to register and use Threads Snapshot tool to capture call stacks of unhandled exception crash of any process.
24 January, 2013
18 August, 2009
Check your Delphi’s installation – it may be infected
First of all, a brief disclaimer:
May be EurekaLog’s blog is a bit unsuitable for this kind of post, but I decided to post it here anyway. The reason for this is that this threat is quite new, so not all anti-viruses can detect it (I’m aware only of Kaspersky’s anti-virus), it appears that large part of Russian Delphi’s developers are infected with this thing (not sure about other communities), and, finally, I’ve spotted a suspicious support tickets, that may be caused by this.
This is not a notice about virus in EurekaLog! Please, do not misread/misunderstand this blog’s post.
May be EurekaLog’s blog is a bit unsuitable for this kind of post, but I decided to post it here anyway. The reason for this is that this threat is quite new, so not all anti-viruses can detect it (I’m aware only of Kaspersky’s anti-virus), it appears that large part of Russian Delphi’s developers are infected with this thing (not sure about other communities), and, finally, I’ve spotted a suspicious support tickets, that may be caused by this.
28 February, 2009
Integrating SmartInspect and EurekaLog
Integrating SmartInspect's logging capabilities and EurekaLog's exception reporting mechanism is a great way to improve the reliability of your Delphi applications.
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