When you install EurekaLog, a new menu option is added in the Project menu of Delphi/C++Builder IDE: it allows you to access the configuration panel of the EurekaLog.
Another new menu named "EurekaLog" is also added to allow the access to the EurekaLog advanced features.
Use the following options to customize the log sending (via Email or Web). You can choose if send the log via Email Client or SMTP Client/Server, and via Web you can choose if send it to a normal site or a BUG-Tracker site.
Use the following options to customize the EurekaLog send behavior (common for "Email" and "Web" sending modes).
Use the following options to customize the Log's content. You can choose the Log path, the max number of Logs saved (in the same file), what to insert in the Log and other.
Use the following options to customize the Exception Dialogs style and content. You can choose the Dialog type to display. You can customize the HTML code used to display the HTML error page and other.
Use the following options to customize all the text messages that EurekaLog will displays during its work. You can also create collections of messages to simplify its management.
Use the following options to customize the EurekaLog behavior during the Exceptions processing. You can choose to manage different Exception Types with different behaviors.
Exception Filter detail.
Use the following options to do a fine tuning of the EurekaLog behavior. You can customize the Call-Stack , activate the "Memory-Leaks Detection", activate the "Anti-Freeze Detection" and customize more other.
Use the following options to execute specified events during the Build Process, or to make some "Compiled File" customization.
This is the "Simple" Dialog that EurekaLog shows when it runs into GUI (standard graphical application) applications.
This is "General" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is "Call-Stack" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is "Modules" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is "Processes" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is "Assembler" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is "CPU" information shown by EurekaLog when it runs into a GUI (standard graphical application) application.
This is information shown when EurekaLog runs into a console application.
Information displayed into Web application.
Use this Viewer to analyze and process all the bug reports received from EurekaLog (.elf files).
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