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From: Hp. Widmer on 26 Oct 2009 05:11


Just installed the latest debugging Tools x86 while was looking for
pageheap.exe....

but this is no more listed in the given tools list but still mentioned in
the chm help file...

How to get this or where to find or is there a replacement tool?

Hp


From: Stefan Kuhr on 26 Oct 2009 05:30
Hello Hp.

Hp. Widmer wrote:
> Just installed the latest debugging Tools x86 while was looking for
> pageheap.exe....
>
> but this is no more listed in the given tools list but still mentioned in
> the chm help file...
>
> How to get this or where to find or is there a replacement tool?
>
> Hp
>
>
Look at the "Global Flags" (gflags.exe) application that ships with the
Debugging Tools. You can enable pageheap there.


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S
From: Hp. Widmer on 26 Oct 2009 08:35

Hi Stefan,

> Look at the "Global Flags" (gflags.exe) application that ships with the
> Debugging Tools. >>You can enable pageheap there.

I know this....


I was asking where the pageheap.exe after installing the latest Debugging
Tools!!!

Cheers

Hp


From: Jeroen Mostert on 26 Oct 2009 14:43
Hp. Widmer wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
>> Look at the "Global Flags" (gflags.exe) application that ships with the
>> Debugging Tools. >>You can enable pageheap there.
>
> I know this....
>
>
> I was asking where the pageheap.exe after installing the latest Debugging
> Tools!!!
>
pageheap was folded into gflags. Try gflags -p.

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J.
From: Jeroen Mostert on 26 Oct 2009 14:43
Jeroen Mostert wrote:
> Hp. Widmer wrote:
>> Hi Stefan,
>>
>>> Look at the "Global Flags" (gflags.exe) application that ships with
>>> the Debugging Tools. >>You can enable pageheap there.
>>
>> I know this....
>>
>>
>> I was asking where the pageheap.exe after installing the latest
>> Debugging Tools!!!
>>
> pageheap was folded into gflags. Try gflags -p.
>
Sorry, that should be gflags -p -?.

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J.
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