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Analysing managed C++ [modified]

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    Hi Is there any tool that could analyze managed C++ code to identify (i am using Visual Studion 2003). 1). memory leaks 2). index out of bounds 3). memory overruns I have seen Devpartner and Rational PurifyPlus but they do not work with managed C++. Thanks in advance. -----------------

    Every is Illusion

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      Hi Is there any tool that could analyze managed C++ code to identify (i am using Visual Studion 2003). 1). memory leaks 2). index out of bounds 3). memory overruns I have seen Devpartner and Rational PurifyPlus but they do not work with managed C++. Thanks in advance. -----------------

      Every is Illusion

      modified on Thursday, August 21, 2008 2:44 PM

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      Check out the ANTS Profiler[^] from Red Gate. I haven't used the memory profiler portion myself, but it's awesome for quickly finding speed bottlenecks in your code. Not very cheap, but well worth it IMHO. Dybs

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        Check out the ANTS Profiler[^] from Red Gate. I haven't used the memory profiler portion myself, but it's awesome for quickly finding speed bottlenecks in your code. Not very cheap, but well worth it IMHO. Dybs

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        I have tried using Ants Profiler but it works on ".Net 2.0 Framework", I want something for ".Net 1.1" These are the cases that I want the profiler to detect. --------------------------------------------------------- Case 1 Reading values at an index that is out or range (using array). Case 2 Writing values at an index that is out or range (using array). Case 3 Reading values at an index that is out or range (using vector). Case 4 Writing values at an index that is out or range (using vector). Case 5 Memory leak. Case 6 Memory overrun using array. Case 7 Memory overrun using malloc Case 8 Access memory that has been deleted

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