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The default configuration is stored in the registry, but that doesn't usually become active. In your case, I believe one of the DLLs or BPLs loaded in the IDE will have madExcept marked as "enabled" in its settings. This is stored in the BPLs/DLLs resource section in the resource named &qu...

This doesn't seem like a "fresh 12.1 install without anything installed yet". I can see that a multitude of things is already installed: - JCL - VirtualTrees - SynEdit - Raize Any many other things. I can only assume that one of those was compiled with madExcept marked as enabled. But it's...

Yeah, please do attach the bug report, maybe I can see something.

There *must* be some BPL loaded in the IDE which enables madExcept, there's no other explanation I can think of. The madExcept_.bpl and madExceptVcl_.bpl do not do that. But madExceptIde_.bpl does. But that one is no longer loaded by default. Are you 100% sure that there are no other packages loaded...

Then there must be one of your own packages (or some 3rd party package) loaded in the IDE, which was compiled with madExcept being active. That will then activate exception catching within the whole IDE.

Do you have the "madExceptIde_.bpl" package loaded in your IDE? If yes, please remove it. That should fix it.

Hopefully it's working for good now, and won't stop working after a while!

The leak reporting functionality is implemented in madExcept32/64.dll, which doesn't actually ship with source code (I don't want to give my competition an easy way to copy the functionality). Could it be a simple NTFS file access right problem? Try storing to a folder where "Everyone" has...

Yep, seems you found the solution already!

Sorry for the late reply, just seeing your comment now. Does it work when compiling within the IDE?

Originally you added code directly after "Application.Run". Why did you go away from that? It seemed to make sense for me. You could just check "fWait" there instead of "AmOnline".

Well, that's the reason why there are no line numbers, then. Though, "Unit1" sounds like your unit, so I would expect to see line numbers for those lines. Anyway, looking through the callstack, it seems that SIBEABase.pas in "TSIBEventThread.DoEvent" calls "TRexpressPrintSer...

Is "ppPrintr" your own unit? Or is it a 3rd party unit? Or a Delphi unit?

Glad to hear that, will change it in the next build.

Can you try this: 1) Copy madExcept.pas and mad.inc into your project folder. 2) In madExcept.pas search for "stdac(THandle(-4))" and comment that line out, while leaving the "stdac(THandle(-1))" line in place like this: if @stdac <> nil then begin stdac(THandle(-1)); //stdac(THa...