No, the exe cannot run, says "not a valid Win32 application". I'm running on WinXP, so if you compiled with VS2012, I'm not able to run such a program.
I'm desperate, so I'm writing a memdump.xml analysis tool to make some sort of a summary for the allocations; then we can try the allocation hooking and dumping.
Maybe you could write the allocation hook in the meantime? The LeakFinder.cpp source has all that you need in the MyAllocHook function (line ~759), just add a global variable counting the number of bytes allocated and when that counter reaches 1 GiB, do the same thing that cServer does when you give the command "dumpmem" in the console. That will produce a "memdump.xml" file in the exe folder listing all memory allocations with their stack traces (and takes ages to generate
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I'm desperate, so I'm writing a memdump.xml analysis tool to make some sort of a summary for the allocations; then we can try the allocation hooking and dumping.
Maybe you could write the allocation hook in the meantime? The LeakFinder.cpp source has all that you need in the MyAllocHook function (line ~759), just add a global variable counting the number of bytes allocated and when that counter reaches 1 GiB, do the same thing that cServer does when you give the command "dumpmem" in the console. That will produce a "memdump.xml" file in the exe folder listing all memory allocations with their stack traces (and takes ages to generate
)