wAPI Monitor 2000 3.3

wAPI Monitor 2000 is a powerful software application developed by Gregory Braun that allows users to monitor and analyze API calls made by applications and services on their Windows system.

With wAPI Monitor 2000, users can track API calls in real-time, enabling them to identify issues such as memory leaks, resource allocation problems, and performance bottlenecks. By monitoring API calls, users can gain valuable insights into how different programs interact with the Windows operating system, helping to diagnose and troubleshoot complex software issues.

Key features of wAPI Monitor 2000 include the ability to view detailed information about each API call, including function parameters, return values, and error codes. Users can also filter and search API calls based on various criteria, making it easier to pinpoint specific events for analysis.

Furthermore, wAPI Monitor 2000 offers advanced monitoring capabilities, such as the ability to log API activity to a file for later review, set up alerts for specific API calls, and customize the display of monitored data to suit individual preferences.

Whether you are a software developer looking to optimize application performance or a system administrator troubleshooting system issues, wAPI Monitor 2000 provides the tools you need to effectively monitor and analyze API calls on your Windows system.