Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7840 posts.
It's cleaned up when your app is closed. If you were to use the DLL then the memory would be cleaned…
Post on Oct 8, 2012No, the amount of memory allocated is negligible even for the slowest computers made last decade. An…
Post on Oct 8, 2012The memory we allocate *is* used. And it's generally used up until your close your app. The reason w…
Post on Oct 7, 2012Sorry, I'm not familiar with this dump format. What are you using to detect the leak? Edit: Oh, O…
Quite a few: How can I completely hide the updater (wyUpdate)?
Post on Oct 6, 2012Well, /fromservice skips a lot of tests because if you're running it as designed (that is, from a "L…
Hey Brian, You're talking about installing the particular framework upon the initial installation …
Hey Jim, I definitely need to take these first opportunities within a post to mention that things a…
Hey Dave, We'll add this with wyBuild 2.6.19.
I'm pretty sure InnoSetup can do that. I don't know how off the top of my head.
Post on Oct 6, 2012Well, you'd still have to include TurboActivate.dll with your app if you want to use it in the insta…
PDetsFromPath() will return an error code if it can't find the file. Any other function will first t…
Post on Oct 6, 2012It sounds like TurboActivate is loading the TurboActivate.dat from it's default search path (on Wind…
Well, the ReadyToBeInstalled event is called "when the update is ready to be installed." To get to…
Post on Oct 5, 2012You put InstallNow() in ReadyToBeInstalled event, but you also have to have an update pending for t…
My pleasure.
Post on Oct 6, 2012Wonderful, but can I compile and link the .dll with my fortran program which is set to Multi-thread …
Post on Oct 5, 2012I am thinking that all libraries have to be the same, regardless of the code language if they are l…
Post on Oct 5, 2012The DLL is different than static libraries. You can use the DLL with any version of Visual Studio (o…
We include a client.wyc reader with wyBuild. So if you double click the client.wyc file you'll see w…