API Monitor 1.2.1

Whats new in version 1.2.1:
Improved: Improved: Improve performance by using highly optimized routines from the FastCode project and an all new high . performance non-blocking multithreaded memory manager. . Fixed: An error occurred in a list destructor. Fixed: An address access violation in "SuspendThread" method. Fixed: An "Map does not allow duplicates" bug. Fixed: An address access violation in comparing captured APIs.

Publisher review:
API Monitor is a software that allows you to spy and display Win32 API calls made by
applications. It can trace any exported APIs and display wide range of information,
including function name, call sequence, input and output parameters, function return
value and more. A useful developer tool for seeing how win32 applications work and learn
their tricks.
Operating system:
Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Limitations:
File saving is disabled in this demo

Release notes:
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