Story Category: bug reports
VOTEWhat can you do with the "Assember" tab in bug reports? Is it even useful?
GunSmoker
We were contacted by a customer that claimed that his application worked fine until he added EurekaLog to it. Specifically, his application starts to raise an EAccessViolation exception with the following message: Access violation at… … Read more
8 months ago in Access Violation, bug reports, Delphi, EL 7.x, how-to, Stories, technical
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Does EurekaLog support CLang/LLVM/64-bit?
GunSmoker
Short Answer Yes, EurekaLog supports CLang and LLVM in both 32 and 64 bits – with some limitations. Long Answer History The 64-bit Delphi is build on the classic Borland toolchain. EurekaLog 7 supported 64-bit… … Read more
9 months ago in bug reports, compiling, Delphi, EL 7.x, feature, technical, win64
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EurekaLog causes EOutOfResources (Out of system resources)?
GunSmoker
We were contacted by a person who complained that his application was working fine until he added EurekaLog to it. An “Out of system resources” exception was raised after adding EurekaLog to project. The exception… … Read more
3 years ago in bug reports, debugging, Delphi, EL 7.x, Stories, technical
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EurekaLog causes Integer Overflow?
GunSmoker
We were contacted by a person who complained that his application was working fine until he added EurekaLog to it. An Integer Overflow exception was raised after adding EurekaLog to project. The exception occurred inside… … Read more
3 years ago in bug reports, debugging, Delphi, EL 7.x, Stories, technical
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EurekaLog causes AccessViolation?
GunSmoker
We were contacted by a person who complained that his application was working fine until he added EurekaLog to it. An AccessViolation exception was raised after adding EurekaLog to project. The message was: “Access violation… … Read more
4 years ago in Access Violation, bug reports, debugging, Delphi, EL 7.x, Stories, technical
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Why is EurekaLog’s call stack drawn in different colors?
GunSmoker
Do you know what the different colors in the callstack mean? These colors help you to understand how call stack was build: Red means crash or leak location. This is the exception’s address. Each bug… … Read more
4 years ago in bug reports, Delphi, EL 7.x, feature, how it works, technical, tips
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