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installing fastmm4

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sggaunt

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I assume that is just a matter of installing in the same way as you would a component.

Ive done this but It keeps telling me that its not been installed because I already have a third party memory manager. But I don't AFAIK. I did have Delphi speed up installed but I have taken this off to no effect.

Placing fastmm4 at the start of uses makes no difference I still get the warning.





Steve [The sane]: Delphi a feersum engin indeed.
 
Ah wait a mo.
Not installed as a component but as a module in each project that needs it. Seems to compile and run without any warnings.



Steve [The sane]: Delphi a feersum engin indeed.
 
and from the source forge site
Using FastMM is very simple. All you have to do is add FastMM.pas as the very first unit in your project's .dpr file.

I wonder if by compiling it globaly then putting in the modules uses It was seeing itself?

Put Delphi speed up back on now there's an update.


Steve [The sane]: Delphi a feersum engin indeed.
 
Mind you going back to the original post
It might be better if I had been creating the stringlist properly!!!

e.g
S := TStringlist.create;
but I had
S := S.create; // doh




Steve [The sane]: Delphi a feersum engin indeed.
 
lol, anyway it doesn't hurt using fastmm, it gives you the option detecting memory leaks etc...

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