Showing posts with label feature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feature. Show all posts
26 July, 2023
27 July, 2021
Working with cryptography in EurekaLog
EurekaLog is an exception tracer, i.e. a tool that installs hooks and catches exceptions being thrown, allowing you to generate a report on unhandled exceptions. However, it does provide various kinds of additional functionality that you can use in your apps. And one of those features is cryptography functions.
26 May, 2021
21 August, 2020
Why is EurekaLog's call stack drawn in different colors?
Do you know what the different colors in the callstack mean?

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.
09 March, 2020
How to find out why your application suddenly closes?
Sometimes there are cases when your application just silently exits, and you have no idea why. How can you diagnose such issues?
29 October, 2018
Sending e-mails with EurekaLog
EurekaLog's code can be used to easily send arbitrary e-mails from your code.
11 May, 2017
Using Threads Snapshot tool as postmortem debugger
This article will show you how to register and use the Threads Snapshot tool to capture call stacks of unhandled exception crash of any process.
09 December, 2013
24 January, 2013
25 January, 2012
26 May, 2009
Catching memory leaks
Before return to discussion of other ways to catch "bad" pointers - I wanted to talk about memory leaks and tools for its diagnostics. As we'll see later, this topic is very close related to our previous talk.
14 April, 2009
EurekaLog for Shareware developers
Hi. Today I want to browse EurekaLog's features that is related to shareware developers.
31 March, 2009
EurekaLog's anti-freeze feature
As you know, EurekaLog is a great tool to catch exceptions in your application. Though there are some cases which you want to consider as "bugs", but there is no exception to catch it!
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