Options |
Description |
AnalyzeTool Engine |
AnalyzeTool uses the command line utility atool.exe which is
used for instrumenting and uninstrumenting the project and analysing
captured data.
- Use internal engine. This option uses the built-in version of
atool.exe.
- Use external command line engine. This options uses
atool.exe from a user-defined location.
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Verbose output |
Enables command line engine debug information to the Console
view. |
Engine version |
Displays selected engine version number. |
Data gathering mode |
Specifies the data gathering mode for AnalyzeTool build.
- Monitored External or External: This option will send the memory
analysis data through tracing utility connection. For more
information, see Capturing data in
external data gathering mode.
- Internal: This option will create a data file to the target
hardware. The data file name is the same as the project name. If
you select the Name from the user option, you must define a
name for the data file. For more information, see Capturing data in
internal data gathering mode
- Name from the process: This option will a use data file name
which is the same as application target name.
- Name from the user: This option will ask a data file name
every time a project is built with the atool.exe.
- Ask always: This option will ask before each build which data
gathering mode to use, External or Internal
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Stored callstack size |
- No items. This option does not store any callstack items.
- 40 items. This option stores forty callstack items.
- 100 items. This option stores hundred callstack items
- Custom callstack size. This option provides possibility to define
custom size of callstack items. Custom size of callstack items is
limited to 0-255
Note! The callstack size affects the speed of hooked process,
lower callstack size is faster. |
Report level |
Specifies the report level of memory leak analysis results.
- Show every detail: This option displays all the call stack
information.
- Show only known code lines: This option displays all the known
line numbers of call stack information.
- Show only topmost memory allocation code line: This option
displays the first known line of call stack information.
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