FastMM is a fast and powerful memory manager for Delphi that provides advanced features for debugging and optimizing memory usage in your Delphi applications.
To use FastMM in Delphi, you will need to include the FastMM4.pas unit in your project and call the FastMM4Initialize function at the beginning of your program.
Here is an example of how to use FastMM in a Delphi program:
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uses FastMM4; begin FastMM4Initialize; try // Your code goes here finally FastMM4Finalize; end; end. |
astMM includes a number of configuration options that you can use to customize its behavior. You can set these options by including a FastMM4Options.inc file in your project and defining the desired options.
Here is an example of how to set some common FastMM options:
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{$define FullDebugMode} {$define LogMemoryLeakDetailToFile} {$define UseOutputDebugString} {$define LogErrorsToFile} {$define CheckCRCForMemoryLeaks} {$define EnableMemoryLeakReporting} {$define SuppressMessageBoxes} {$define DontUseAsm} {$define DontUseGlobalAlloc} {$define DontUseMsVcrt} {$define DontPrintMemoryLeakDetailToConsole} {$define DontPrintMemoryManagerStateToConsole} {$define DontUseVirtualQuery} {$define UseMmap} {$define ScanMemoryPoolForCorruptions} {$define LogMemoryLeakSummaryToFile} {$define LogMemoryPoolStatisticsToFile} {$define LogMemoryPoolFreeBlockStatisticsToFile} {$define EnableMemoryLeakReporting} {$define ScanMemoryPoolForCorruptionsOnShutdown} |
For more information on the available FastMM options and how to use them, you can refer to the FastMM documentation or the FastMM4Options.inc file that is included with the FastMM source code.
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