Deleaker is a great product! I have used it to successfully resolve many memory leak issues. The tool is clear and easy to use. On top of that, with the few questions I have had (e.g. about the lic... See more
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I have been using Deleaker since January 2010. I used this wonderful tool in several projects finding memory leaks. Easy to use, powerful and integrates well with Visual Studio. Sometimes I found caus... See more
I have been in contact with Softanics using their BoxedApp packaging software for a couple of years now. I must say that I really trust Softanics. Yes, you can indeed rely on the software you... See more
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I have been using BoxedApp Packer for the past 3 years. Its very good and works perfect me to creating Single Exe with Protection from reverse engineering. Also, i like their services and c... See more
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Softanics is a developer-focused software company founded in 2004, dedicated to creating powerful tools that address the performance, reliability and security needs of modern development teams. With deep expertise in C++ and .NET profiling, we deliver solutions that integrate seamlessly into popular IDEs and build pipelines. Our flagship products include Deleaker, a real-time memory and resource leak detector supporting multiple compilers and development environments, and ArmDot, a comprehensive .NET obfuscator featuring advanced control-flow obfuscation, virtualization and string encryption. Trusted by businesses and individual developers worldwide, Softanics combines innovative technology, responsive support and continuous updates to help you build, optimize and protect your applications.
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Deleaker is a great tool for finding handle leaks!
I really like the convenience of using Deleaker. I used it to analyze a project coming off github and Deleaker found some handle leaks in that project! Very cool! :-)
30 September 2024
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It's great to hear that Deleaker was helpful for you! Thank you so much for the review!
ArmDot easy to integrate
ArmDot works well and is easy to integrate into your application. If you have any questions or difficulties, support is easy to contact and responds quickly.
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11 March 2024
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Reply from Softanics
Thank you, Andy!
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