I am trying to understand the object size difference between 32 bit and 64 bit processors. Let’s say I have a simple class
I have a small test program. When I look into stack object for main thread, its showing MyClass twice there. Any ideas why there are two object of MyClass on the stack?
I am using sos.dll to find memory leak i开发者_运维技巧n wpf . And I found a wpf object was not released,
How do I dump a struct using 开发者_StackOverflow社区windbg, is there a dumpstruct command similar to dumpobject? Or can dumpobject dump structs aswell?Yes, you could use the !dumpvc command.
I have the following dump of delegate object: Name: MyEventHandler MethodTable: 132648fc EEClass: 1319e2b4
What\'s the significance of the name \"Son of Strike\"? Does it serve any meaning 开发者_JAVA百科or does it just sound cool?Jason Zander\'s blog post explains it perfectly:
I had used SosAssistin past and it was awesome, now I i tried to download it again but it is no longer 开发者_StackOverflowavailable :( any other tool which can visually show memory/threads/callstack?
Is there any Microsoft or even non-official documentation for SOS for Silverlight.Other than a few web posts I have seen zero documentation for it on MSDN.Even official documentation for the CLR versi
I have used the following sos command to enumerate all instances of a particular typ开发者_开发知识库e in a running asp application (hosted on windows xp 4 GB machine).
Is it possible, while debugging a Silverlight app, to view all current references to an object? I know that WPF developers have the ability to use the SOS.dll, but that cannot be loaded in the VS200
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