Avoiding the Pitfalls of 3rd Party Components in a Large Data Processing Application

Redgate Software

4 Oct 2013CPOL9 min read

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How a Software Engineer at an Australian defence contractor tracked down a memory leak and improved performance of a complex application handling high-speed data visualization.

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