I\'m tracking a memory leak where I\'m using !dumpheap -stat !dumpheap -mt !gcroot however !gcroot doesnt show anything,I\'ve been thinkin开发者_StackOverflow中文版g this means the object has no re
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I see that dumpheap -stat command is show开发者_如何学编程ing 5 instance of my object. When I run dumpheap -MT , it lists all those 5 instances. In theory there should be only 2 instances. Is there an
Using Windbg/SOS, it possible to change value of a local varible on stack? If so ho开发者_开发技巧w?The short answer is: It depends.
I have a .net application that is doing COM interop and calling some native library APIs. One of these APIs are returning some data that is unexpected and causing headaches for me. I am looking for so
I am trying to debug my silverlight application running under IE8.0. Its using .NET framework 4.0 and Silverlight 4.0. So I attach Windbg to IE running instance, I understand that with IE8 I need to c
This question already has answers here: WinDbg: Copy of SOS.dll x86 4.0.30319.237 (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago.
** post was edited, more info below I\'ve just watched two great videos about Advanced Dotnet Debugging (by Brian Rasmussen) and I am trying to repeat some steps, but just don\'t know how to proceed
I am debugging a hangdump coming from a production server using WinDbg with the SoS extension. There is a string parameter in one of the stacks, that I need to know the value of. However, it is a rat
For debugging managed applications If I have two dump files, is there anyway to compare these two file? I am thinking about the scenario of memory leaks and if I take process snapshots at different ti