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I am currently working on getting a large project stable before doing testing, and appear to have random crashes in release mode.
Is there a way to increase memory block padding to recognize out of bounds access violations more easily? As well, can you recommend any other debugging techniques that check as much as possible? (Performance is no issue).
To clarify: I am looking for a way to increase the memory block pad bytes.
Microsoft provides the Page Heap provided in Application Verifier. This mode of executing your program will help you immediately find buffer overruns.