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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / AUTHORS OF DR. MEMORY | |
| The following is a partial list of the people who have contributed to | |
| Dr. Memory, in alphabetical order. Many others have provided invaluable | |
| insights, suggestions, and constructive criticism. | |
| * Derek Bruening | |
| * Bharath Chandramohan | |
| * Shawn Denbow | |
| * Timur Iskhodzhanov | |
| * Reid Kleckner | |
| * Maxim Shudrak | |
| * Dimitrios Tatsis | |
| * Qin Zhao | |
| Dr. Memory was originally developed by Derek Bruening for Windows. Derek later | |
| ported Dr. Memory to Linux. | |
| Reid Kleckner and Qin Zhao contributed to many different features on both | |
| Windows and Linux. | |
| Shawn Denbow contributed to Windows system call handling. | |
| Maxim Shudrak contributed to Dr. Strace and the Windows system call database. | |
| Dimitrios Tatsis contributed to Linux system call handling. | |
| Timur Iskhodzhanov contributed to error suppression and testing. | |
| Bharath Chandramohan contributed to an ESXi port of Dr. Memory. | |
| Dr. Memory leverages the dynamic instrumentation tool platform DynamoRIO. | |
| See http://dynamorio.org for more information about DynamoRIO. | |
| Dr. Memory's feature set bears some similiarities to Valgrind's Memcheck | |
| tool. | |
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