I've used UMDH a dozen times before, never with any problem.
Suddenly I don't get a function names in the stack traces in my dump files - just a series of addresses.
I've got ust enabled:
gflags exe_name +ust
I start exe_name, then I do
umdh -p:pid one.txt
umdh -p:pid two.txt
I look at one.txt and two.txt and they have no indicat...
Hi All,
Am using umdh.exe to analyze possible memory leak. I have a question regarding the '-g' option of umdh.exe. I searched the web, and the available documentation says "Logs the heap blocks that are not referenced by the process ("garbage collection")."
Does that mean umdh.exe -g already lists the memory that has leaked (since the...
Usually, when tracking down a memory leak in a Visual C++ program, I recompile to make use of all of the good stuff in <crtdbg.h>.
Last week, however, I stumbled across UMDH, part of the Debugging Tools for Windows. It can take before/after snapshots of memory usage, and then compare them, allowing you to find your leaks.
I assume that...
I am new to using UMDH, and I am having some trouble understanding how to proceed with some of the errors it is outputting. I follow the typical usage (from the MS site):
gflags -i OCES.exe +ust
In another terminal window:
OCES.exe
And then back in the original terminal window:
umdh -p:5712 -f:out1.txt
But I am getting the follo...