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Not a super important thing, but just curious.

 

I write a lot of c++ code for my Ph.D. research (mechanical engineering), which tends to use ungodly amounts of memory, so application crashes are pretty common for me.* Is there any way that the reliability monitor can ignore these?*

 

I have a reliability index of less than 2, only because my code crashes often.* (I need to solve matrix equations of > 3 million unknowns, so as you can imagine c# or other managed apps wouldn't do so well here.)

 

 

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