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My recommendation would be to switch to HTTP upload instead, which usually is the most reliable bug report sending method. It does require you to put a proper PHP script on your webserver, though.

In BCB, the PE segments are much more complicated than in Delphi. So that's why I'm assuming this is probably specific to BCB. Maybe can you create a very simple test project which demonstrates the problem? The simpler, the better.

If I understand your code correctly, you're basically allocating a 1GB memory block via SetLength? That's very non-recommended to do. To be honest, I'm not fully sure why madExcept32.dll crashes, but generally, doing leak checking in 32bit adds a lot of RAM consumption on top of everything else, so ...

Sorry for the late reply.

I assume this problem is specific to C++?

Maybe can you suggest a change to madExceptPatcher to fix the issue?

No, that's not a feature that is supported. Of course you can always post-process the leak report yourself.

Strange indeed!

The madExcept settings need to have the leak checking activated, as well.

FWIW, error code 0x770002 means that the madCodeHook disassembler has analyzed the code you wanted to hook, and found that it would be dangerous to hook that code. Meaning, hooking it would likely result in instability/crashes. The disassembler looks for things Iconic already mentioned, e.g. the cod...

It seems that while handling messages, the main thread jumps to address $0 and tries to execute code at that address. The address $0 is protected and cannot be executed, that's why the access violation occurs. So the big question is: Why does the main thread jump to address $0 while handling message...

This was renamed to "UploadToCustomScript" because madExcept can now also upload to Mantis, BugZilla and FogBugz, which are all also sort of "Http".

Some users had stability issues when the feature to catch crashes within the Delphi IDE was active, so I've disabled the feature completely by default. You can bring it back by manually adding the "madExceptIde_.bpl" to the list of loaded design time packages in your IDE. Please note that ...

I don't know, probably ChatGPT lied, as usual...

No, sorry. But ChatGPT is your friend. Maybe it will even write the code for you.

You can't do that while your EXE is running. It's locked for write-access in that moment. What you probably could do is rename your running EXE file (Project1.exe -> Project1old.exe), then copy it to the old name (Project1old.exe -> Project1.exe). Windows usually allows that, and the running EXE is ...

Do you mean you want Windows to change the icon that is shown in the top left corner of your main form, without changing anything on harddisk?

Or do you mean you want to modify your own EXE file on harddisk to replace the icon?