Hi, During compilation of some source in insure++, I am getting this error : "error: 'ABCD' undeclared (first use in this function)" I can compile it without insure++ and I am not getting this error. Is there any special rule to declare variables in in sure++? Thanks
During compilation of some sources with insure++, i get this warning: Warning: unable to instrument "ABC.c" (4), compiling original source code. I have no idea about why i am getting this warning.
I am compiling some sources with isure++ and i am getting this warning: WARNING: no debugging flags detected!! Insure++ may not function properly should i add some flags before compile?
Is this "old" version supported by Windows 10 ? Thanks in advance
Hi I am using VS2017 Professional and I have installed Parasoft C++ test v10.4.2 for visual studio, but after the installation the Parasoft still doesn't appear in the menu. what can be the reason for this? Thanks Sharon
The Release notes and Readme Files haven't updated for Insure++ 7.5.1(windows&linux). both files shows 7.4 information
Sometimes a project depends or starts another process to be executed as a dependency. You can instrument the applications with Insure++ and then run the main executable with Insure++ and still be able to have Insure++ detect memory leaks from the child process(s). By doing this, you can find memory leaks occurring when the…
Hi all, From what I read online, Insure++ is able to provide the code coverage analysis of the code by using the TCA View, but how do I generate the tca.log file?
Hi all, I am rather new to insure++ and will like to check whether is it possible to run insure++ on a visual studio solution through the command line? If yes how should I go about doing it? Because now I am only aware of using the IDEs to run the insure++ test
The beta build of Insure++ for VS2017 (supporting Windows 10) is now available - please contact support@parasoft.com to get access to the beta.
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