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Hi there, and sorry for the late reply. Which bug report sending method have you tried? The most reliable one might be HTTP uploading, but it requires you to upload a PHP script to your own webserver and to set things up properly. Does emailing work if you use the same settings/code in a normal desk...

Hi there, and sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure why your custom settings are not used in that situation. Maybe the part of madExcept that reads those settings isn't able to allocate enough RAM to handle the situation? I'm not sure why that would be the case, though. madExcept has an Out of Memo...

I've no idea, to be honest. Might this be a good opportunity to switch to some kind of HTTP upload instead?

It's not easily possible because Delphi likes to transport the "self" pointer in registers and not on the stack, which means in order to know which object was involved, we would need to know which register Delphi used at which code position to store the self pointer, *and* which value that...

Interesting, I didn't even know there were dcc32 speedup options available for Delphi 7...

Calling GetStackTrace() properly is difficult because you need to provide accurate parameters to make it work correctly. Which is why madExcept provides 2 wrappers: http://help.madshi.net/madExceptUnit.htm#GetCrashStackTrace 1) madExcept.GetCrashTackTrace() works well for getting a stack trace withi...

Haha, all good...

Looking at madExcept's source code, I don't seem to find any place where I would add this line. One thing you could try is to copy "madExcept.pas" and "mad.inc" into your project folder (which allows you to set breakpoints into the madExcept code), and then set a breakpoint to &q...

I don't think I've seen that before. What happens if you completely disable madExcept. Does the exception message then still include that first line starting with "TestObject ano domini"? I wonder if it's Delphi which sometimes adds this first line for some reason?

It's a bit hard to comment on this without having any real hard data. What is the ExceptMessage exactly? What is the relatedobject? And why do you need to change ExceptMessage? If you create your own bugreport, anyway, then it shouldn't matter what ExceptMessage is set to?

You can use "PauseMadExcept()". It will not 100% disable madExcept, but mostly. Hope that helps?

Ah ok, I misunderstood your suggestion. What you suggest would be possible to implement, of course. I'm not 100% convinced it will make a big difference, though. I usually only implement a change/improvement if at least a couple of unrelated users ask for it. The user in the other thread seemed to b...

Well, the important thing is that it's working for you now, right? In the past 20 years of madExcept, you're only the 2nd person who reported this issue. So I don't think it's that common. And it's definitely not madExcept's fault. I think you keeping the window open and then doing things in the bac...

No, that's not currently part of the bug report.

That filter is for exceptions. The report you posted is about leaks, which is completely different. There's no filter in the GUI available for leaks. However, there are a couple "HideLeak()" APIs available which you can call at runtime to hide leaks. See here: http://help.madshi.net/madExc...