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This blog is where we help you improve your software, teach you how to use our tools to solve problems, software tool use cases, and improvements to our software tools.
A slight change in direction
When we started the business in 2002 we just wanted to launch a C/C++ memory analysis tool that could do things none of the other […]
An easier way to work
The UAC World April 8th 2014 heralded a new era – that of no security updates for ageing Windows XP machines. Many people still use […]
Download problems, an apology
The last two software releases have not been as smooth as usual. To put it mildly there have been problems. I’d like to apologise for […]
An End to Unwanted UAC prompts
We have just updated all of our software tools so that they no longer require administrator privileges to run. No more unwanted User Account Control […]
Efficient ways of working – Floating Licences
Floating licences allow you to install and use the same licence on multiple machines when you have a number of users all using the software […]
Why software maintenance is a great insurance
Protecting yourself against the unexpected has received a mixed press of late. Nobody likes to feel they are paying over the odds for something that […]
When things go wrong
Sometimes you do things with the best of intentions and it all goes wrong. This week has been like that. Preamble It all started out […]
64 bit C++ software tool Beta Tests are complete.
We recently closed the beta tests for the 64 bit versions of C++ Coverage Validator, C++ Memory Validator, C++ Performance Validator and C++ Thread Validator. […]
New news blog
Hi, Historically we haven’t been too great at communicating news about Software Verification to you all. Proof of the pudding is that the previous news […]
The Curve. A talk by Nicholas Lovell at the Business Leaders Network
On 22nd November Nicholas Lovell gave a talk at the Business Leaders Network meeting held at the premises of Taylor Wessing, London. The talk was […]