re: Introduction to TestApi – Part 7: Memory Leak Detection API

billliu — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 05:45:33 GMT

if i understand the issue correctly, you mean the original testapicore.dll works fine, but it won't work if you compile the source code to build the new one? this sounds like your compiling enviornment issue, i'm not exactly sure what went wrong. in your working folder, there should be some log file, can you copy/paste ? also your os version 32/64bit, Visual studio version, .net version.

re: Introduction to TestApi – Part 7: Memory Leak Detection API

casper — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 11:06:45 GMT

I took the test api version 5 code and added a custom trigger. compiled the code, replaced the testapi\testApicore.dll with the newly created dll. I could access my trigger when i refer the dll in my test application. but the injecting part does not work properly. I tried compiling a fresh source code of testpi (i.e without any changes just compiled the code) and created the testApicore.dll. when this dll is refered from my test applicatoin still a basic test sample does not work. However when i replace the testApiCore.dll with the original dll i got from your site with the FaultInjectionSample.zip found in "Part 5: Managed Code Fault Injection APIs", the basic test sample (example in Part 5) works perfectly. Please let me know your thoughts and if you have any solution for this.