...like this for simple convenience, over 1,000s of iterations it appears for raw speed there is an advantage for .toString() See Performance tests here (not by me, but found when I went to write my own): http://jsben.ch/#/ghQYR Fastest based on the JSPerf test above: str = num.toString(); It should...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...