Windows 10
A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.
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Fault Tolerant Heap
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chengda guo
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Hi, I am a developer of C++. I have turned off the fault-tolerant heap in the registry (Enabled = 0) and added my application to the ExclusionList. Under this circumstance, many crashes occurred in my program during debugging. After the crash was solved, I ran my program again and found that it was running very slowly, as if the fault-tolerant heap mechanism was still in effect. However, an examination of the event viewer's fault-economy-heap record did not reveal any relevant records. What is the reason for this?