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BugTracker.NET 2.2.2
 BugTracker.NET is a free, web-based bug or issue tracker written using ASP.NET, C#, and Microsoft SQL Server/MSDE. It is in daily use by hundreds (maybe thousands) of development and support teams around the world.
BugTracker.NET is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
BugTracker.NET is easy to install and learn how to use. When you first install it, it is very simple. However, it offers you the ability to change its configuration to handle your needs if they are more complex.
Features:
- Works well for tracking customer support issues too. You can customize the interface without changing code so that it says "issues" instead of "bugs".
- Attach files to bugs. For example, attach a screen shot of the problem to the bug.
- Change the look of bug lists by color and status. For example, have high priority bugs list in a different color.
- Search for bugs using flexible criteria. Save searches as SQL queries that you can run or modify later.
- Configure different user roles to see different lists of bugs. For example, a developer might see a list of open bugs. A QA analyst might want to see a list of bugs ready for testing.
- Define your own statuses and workflow, or stick with the simple one it installs with.
- Subscribe to email notifications that tell you when a bug has been added or changed.
- View history of changes and log of comments posted to bugs.
- Allows for entry of bugs via email. Saves the incoming attachments too. A POP3 client is included that will fetch emails and stuff them in the database as bugs. You can reply to the emails from within BugTracker.NET and your replies will be recorded.
- Includes some starter bug statistic reports with pie charts and bar charts. Easy to create your own reports if you know SQL.
- Merge duplicate bugs into each other.
- Control who can view, report, edit bugs by project.
- Includes a screen capture utility that allows you to capture a screenshot, annotate it, and post it, with just a few clicks.
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Visual XPath 1.0
Visual XPath is a graphical way of generating XPath query results. It can also be used to generate XPath queries dynamically by select XML nodes shown in the form of Tree. You can also generate queries for individual attributes.
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Daphne v1.15
Daphne is a small application for killing, controlling and debugging windows
processes. You can kill a process by dragging the mouse over the
windows, by right-clicking the process in the main process list, or by
typing its name with the "Kill all by name" command. You can set a any
window to be always on top, to be transparent, to be enable, et cetera.
The main window displays a list of currently running process with detailed information about:
- Process ID
- Process name
- Full path (and arguments)
- Priority
- Class (Process / Service)
- Current memory usage
- Peek memory usage
- Current swap usage
- Peek swpa usage
- Number of threads
You can access extra information about a process by double clicking the process in the list:
- Process creation time
- Process kernel user time
- Process kernel mode time
- Windows hierarchy tree
- Thread list
- Full path module list
- Process environment variables
Features:
- Detailed process list, including full path and arguments.
- By process detail including: Windows tree, thread list, modules, enviroment variables.
- Using the windows tree you can: Show, hide, set always on top on or off, set focus, et cetera to any give window.
- Kill all by name: Kill all process using a given name.
- Kill menu: Customizable menu, each menu item has a process list to kill upon activation.
- Control inspector window for revealing hidden passwords.
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NVPerfKit 2
NVPerfKit is a comprehensive suite of performance tools to help debug and profile OpenGL and Direct3D applications. It gives you access to low-level performance counters inside the driver and hardware counters inside the GPU itself. The counters can be used to determine exactly how your application is using the GPU, identify performance issues, and confirm that performance problems have been resolved.
The performance counters are available directly in your OpenGL and DirectX applications and in tools such as Intel VTune and Graphic Remedys gDEBugger via the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Performance Data Helper (PDH) interface. A plug-in supporting Microsoft PIX for Windows is also provided, giving you low-latency access to NVPerfKit performance counters directly from the driver.
NVPerfKit consists of the following components:
- Instrumented Driver
- Interfaces with graphics API and GPU to provide performance counter data
- Automatically installed by NVPerfKit installer
- NVPerfHUD
- Advanced real-time analysis of Direct3D applications
- NVPerfSDK
- API for accessing GPU signals in your applications
- Sample code and helper classes for OpenGL(tm) and DirectX(tm) applications
- NVIDIA Developer Control Panel and instrumented driver
- NVIDIA Plug-in for Microsoft PIX for Windows
- GLExpert
- Debug OpenGL usage errors and performance issues
- Support for PerfMon, Intel(r) VTune(tm), gDEBugger, and other analysis tools
- gDEBugger 30-day trial version
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