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I only turn event reporting on when I need to see the flow of the application in a specific project . I added support for increasing ALL the build numbers avaliable in the . If you cannot find the information you require in this list , please consult the Sitemap or A-Z , or else use the Trinity Search . FinalCheck does require a recompile because BoundsChecker 's instrumentation will insert context into the project so that you can get wonderful error reporting such as the exact point when memory is leaked instead of waiting until the application shuts down like you have to do with ActiveCheck . After that it ask you in which block your function is defined . During large project builds , it is usually useful to do other stuff with your computer ( like checking out the latest cool stuff on CodeGuru :) ) , but I find that the computer becomes very sluggish , until I change the priority of the vcspawn.exe and cl.exe to low using the NT task manager . Finally , it takes quite a bit of knowledge to become really good at reverse engineering so I 'll point out the areas were you can study to learn more . When debugging your code , it is likely that at some point you have accidently stepped in ' too far ' . Before the integration , it 's good to understand how Windows make use of the icon attached to a specific application . In this column , I want discuss how you can get started with your own reverse engineering tasks . The intro.php file contains a series of SSIs which pull in the DTD , navigation fragments and the conetnt fragment . But of course it is tedious and demands more diligence than I can muster to reliably maintain the version by manual input . About once a week , I will instrument the entire project and put it through its paces . When I worked at NuMega , one of the demos we had was to show how the Solitaire game did the card magic at the end of the game . I set a breakpoint on rtcBeep exported from MSVBVM60.DLL because I guessed that the VB intrinsic function , Beep , must call down into rtcBeep .