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Lakkan 13-Jul-12 0:40am View

Thank you for your response..
My requirement is very simple : show memork leaks in the form of graph(memory versus time). [Requires free tool].

Lakkan 13-Jul-12 0:40am View

Thank you for your response..
My requirement is very simple : show memork leaks in the form of graph(memory versus time). [Requires free tool].

Lakkan 13-Jul-12 0:37am View

The requirement is simple : show memork leaks in the form of graph(memory versus time). Thanks for your solution, I hope it works ..

Lakkan 11-Jul-12 2:27am View

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Basically I like to know memory consumption in th form of graph(presence/absence of memory leaks).

Lakkan 29-Jan-12 23:24pm View

Operating System is : WINDOWS7
Fire wall is turend off...

Command used is : ping ff02::01 from command prompt...

it shows some PC ipaddresses, not all..

Lakkan 29-Jan-12 23:19pm View

Operatins system is : windows7

Lakkan 27-Jan-12 6:14am View

I Thank you all for your info..

Lakkan 27-Jan-12 4:00am View

which datatype I have to use for to represent 20 Bits.. similarly 128 Bits..
could you plese help me on this..

Lakkan 24-Jan-12 0:28am View

Here is issue: (How does this work...)When Server App sends the EchoReply back to the Client App, Client App receives the message succesully, in this case, I am not sending any IPHEADER, as I did for ECHOREQUEST..
Ethereal also shows the correct values for both EchoRequest and EchoReply..

EchoRequest structure is shown as below:
//ICMP Echo Request..
typedef struct tagECHOREQUEST
{
ICMPHDR icmpHdr;
DWORD dwTime;
char cData[REQ_DATASIZE];
}ECHOREQUEST, *PECHOREQUEST;

EchoReply structure is shown as below:
//ICMP Echo Reply..
typedef struct tagECHOREPLY
{
IPHDR ipHdr;
ICMPHDR icmpHdr;
DWORD dwTime;
char cData[REQ_DATASIZE];
char cFiller[256];
}ECHOREPLY,*PECHOREPLY;

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