I have a exe which runs as a service. How can i user the parallel inspector for this exe to dectect memory errors.
Parallel inspector gives the options only to launch a exe, but my exe is already running as a service.
Parallel inspector gives the options only to launch a exe, but my exe is already running as a service.
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Currently
there is not a way for Intel Inspector XE to attach to process. In order to
obtain result confidence, Intel Inspector XE needs to analyze the application
from beginning to end. If there is a way
for Intel Inspector XE to launch the application, then the application can be
analyzed. Additional information about a
similar use was written in the following forum thread, which may be of
interest.
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=80617
Sincerely,
Rob
Skumawat,
We will
research this further as there does appear to be interest in analyzing
application in the way you described. We
will update this forum thread as soon as additional information is available.
Sincerely,
Rob
-Take a look at command line options of your Windows service. SomeWindows services could be
executed in a Debug mode as regular Win32 applications for debugging (!);
- Take a look at a Microsoft'sPlatform SDK example 'Service' located at:
any year )>\Samples\WinBase\Service
and, if you have the source codes you could add such functionality for debugging or inspections with Parallel Inspector.
Best regards,
Sergey
executed in a Debug mode as regular Win32 applications for debugging (!);
- Take a look at a Microsoft'sPlatform SDK example 'Service' located at:
and, if you have the source codes you could add such functionality for debugging or inspections with Parallel Inspector.
Best regards,
Sergey
