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.
Insure++ 7.5.1 has been released and is now available for download via the customer portal. This release includes support for Windows 10, Fedora 26, Ubuntu 17 and Gentoo - as well as several parser updates and bug fixes (see release notes for details) Support for MSVC++-10.0, (VS 2010) is deprecated and will no longer be…
When is VS 2017 support planned? Is there a beta program?
is there an anticipated release date for a version that supports visual studio 2012 integration? Thank you
Insure++ needs to take the address of entities in order to track them. But, references cannot have their address taken, so Insure++ creates a shadow pointer variable pointing to the thing that is being referenced. It then does a normal pointer check against this shadow pointer. When using GCC-4.9, there is a known issue…
For users who wish to install Insure++ versions 7.4.9 and below as Administrator, and users (without administrator rights) to use Insure++, please follow steps carefully to register Insure++ into Visual Studio: * Install Insure++ * Start Visual Studio * Load one of the example projects in the Insure++ installation…
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