Settings

While most options are available for both Deleaker Standalone and Deleaker Extension for Visual Studio, some of them make sense either for the extension or standalone version only.

Legend

The following badges are used below to indicate the availability:

•  _VS  - available in Deleaker Extension for Visual Studio.
•  _Standalone  - available in Deleaker Standalone.

Additional badges:

•  _{For Deleaker Developers Only}  - used by Deleaker developers only. Use if Deleaker developers asked you.

Contents

• Editor
  • Current editor  _Standalone 
• General Settings
  • Collect leaks on process termination  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Maximum stack depth  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Monitor leaks  _VS 
  • Show full stack  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Use Visual Studio color scheme  _VS 
• Misc
  • Fast mode of tracking heap allocations  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Intermediate functions  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Intermediate modules  _{VS   Standalone} 
  • Working directory  _{VS   Standalone} 
• Warning: For Deleaker Developers Only
  • Deleaker Debug log directory  _{VS   Standalone   For Deleaker Developers Only} 
  • Enable Deleaker debug log  _{VS   Standalone   For Deleaker Developers Only} 

Editor

Current editor

 _Standalone 

In the Standalone version, you can specify which application should be used for opening sources files.
It can be some version of Visual Studio installed on the machine or any other application.

General Settings

Collect leaks on process termination

 _{VS   Standalone} 

If True, Deleaker automatically collects leaks if a process terminates by the developer.
Very often, it's not required to collect leaks if the developer stops debugging.
The default value is True.

Maximum stack depth

 _{VS   Standalone} 

Maximum stack depth that Deleaker stores for an allocation.
The default value is 32 entries.

Monitor leaks

 _VS 

If True, Deleaker is enabled. Otherwise, no allocations are collected when debugging the application.
The default value is True.

Show full stack

 _{VS   Standalone} 

If True, Deleaker displays full stack trace. Otherwise, shows only entries that correspond with user's source code.
The default value is False.

Use Visual Studio color scheme

 _VS 

If True, Deleaker uses the current Visual Studio color scheme.
The default value is True.

VS 2013 blue scheme:

VS 2013 light scheme:

VS 2013 dark scheme:

No color scheme is used:

Debug log

Debug log directory

 _{VS   Standalone   For Deleaker Developers Only} 

If debug log enabled, Deleaker writes a log to this directory.
Deleaker doesn't require a log to work. The log might be required for Deleaker vendor to debug Deleaker itself. The default value is %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Deleaker\Logs

Enable debug log

 _{VS   Standalone   For Deleaker Developers Only} 

If True, Deleaker writes a log to the log directory.
Deleaker doesn't require a log to work. The log might be required for Deleaker vendor to debug Deleaker itself. The default value is False.

Misc

Fast mode of tracking heap allocations

 _{VS   Standalone} 

If True, Deleaker uses the fast experimental approach to track heap allocations.
The default value is True.

Intermediate functions

 _{VS   Standalone} 

When Deleaker gets a caller of an allocation, it skips stack entries that contain intermediate functions.

Intermediate modules

 _{VS   Standalone} 

When Deleaker gets a caller of an allocation, it skips stack entries that belong to intermediate modules.

Working directory

 _{VS   Standalone} 

Deleaker creates some files to function properly. This is the directory where Deleaker places those files.
The default value is %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Deleaker\Files