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As a Delphi programmer, I am more interested in Counter for pattern "ControlOfs[0-9A-Z!?/+-]+" which I can use it to test if my application is leaking in RWM Atom Table. A Delphi application use this same pattern to create at lease one entry in global table and one in RWM table, but the counter does not distinguish the number in these two area, makes the testing a little bit harder when all its goal is to make sure number of "ControlOfs[0-9A-Z!?/+-]+" in RWM is not growing.

Hi,

I seem to be missing something. You have lots of pictures of "Atom Table Monitor v1.2", yet the repository only includes source for a service with no GUI at all.

Is this GUI not open source? or is it at another location?

Thanks

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Installation
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What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
All exe files get deletes immediately after unzipping

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.4, Windows 7

Please provide any additional information below.
N/A

Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 16 Sep 2013 at 11:33

Hi Jordi,

It is interesting that the values of counters in 1.5 and 1.6 might be different when they are both running.
I have two screen shots, the second one was captured after I restarted 1.5.

Running large unit tests assemblies with the /timeout (v2) or --timeout (v3) console runner options causes Windows to become unstable.

Using Atom Table Monitor to debug this issue, it can be seen that, as the tests run, more and more RWM atoms are created (see format below), with varying uuid at the end.

$D012 = HwndWrapper[test-domain-XX.YY.ViewModel.UnitTest.dll;;fb358341-07ac-4eae-8803-21b7b9aca290]

This eventually fills the RWM atom table and the machine becomes unstable (i.e. debugger spontaneously breaks &c) and needs to be restarted.

As soon as the atom table is full, tests fail with the error code 0x80004005 claiming; register window class doesn't have enough memory to complete the operation.

Replicated with v2.5 and v3.10 console runners.

Running the same assemblies without the timeout option works ok.

I am trying to write some code in VB dealing with atom tables. I was wondering if I could get with you for some help on my project?

basically I was wondering if you know how to get VB6 to enumerate the atom table and store all the atom index/contents in an array. This sounds very similar to what you are doing here, so I assume it will somehow be possible with an API call?

Justw anted to thank you. 1 or 2 years ago, this helped me to verify a RWM-Leak. Ironically it was one in the VCL of xe(they fixed it in XE2 or 3 iirc)

Hi Jordi,

I have been using your great tool to prove that I have fixed one of my Delphi application of RWM leaking.

However, I have noticed a different between the Counters tab and the graph:

On the above screenshot, you can see the number of Total Atoms (RWM Atom Table) seems different and bigger that the one is showing on the graph.

Also, as Delphi only leaks atom in RWM, thus I only interested in Delphi's atom in RWM, it will be more useful if the counters can show numbers in global and RWM instead of just a total number in these two.

Thanks,
Bo

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Leave Atom table Monitor v1.3 running for a while under Service session.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Then the error appears from time to time.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 27 Feb 2012 at 10:09

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