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Agent memory monitor
- Author(s)
- IceFog
- Tags
- Windows, Misc, Open Source
- Size
- 1089.24 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 112
- Created
- May 13, 2024
- Updated
- Jun 4, 2024
- Resources
- 1
- State
Pending
This bundle is marked as pending. It has not been reviewed by a staff member yet.
Supported game versions: 1.26a, 1.27a
This program attaches to the WarCraft III process and reads information about the number of created agents (the “agent” type in JASS).
The information displayed is the number of instances for each type and memory usage (excluding memory manager overhead).
Can be useful for detecting memory leaks that cause the game to crash.
The archive also contains the “src” folder with the source code of project for Lazarus IDE, written in FreePascal.
The game protects itself from external processes, so run the program with administrator rights to give it the ability to enable debugger rights.
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This program attaches to the WarCraft III process and reads information about the number of created agents (the “agent” type in JASS).
The information displayed is the number of instances for each type and memory usage (excluding memory manager overhead).
Can be useful for detecting memory leaks that cause the game to crash.
The archive also contains the “src” folder with the source code of project for Lazarus IDE, written in FreePascal.
The game protects itself from external processes, so run the program with administrator rights to give it the ability to enable debugger rights.
Support the author
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