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09-23-2008
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| | debug .NET object. Hello How can I see the underlying memory layout of a .NET object when I'm debugging a .NET application? Thanks |
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09-24-2008
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| | Re: debug .NET object. none avait écrit le 24/09/2008 : Quote: > Hello > > How can I see the underlying memory layout of a .NET object when I'm > debugging a .NET application? > > Thanks You can do that with a external program like .Net Memory Profiler at this url http://memprofiler.com/download.aspx. There is a 14 days evaluation period. -- Paul Musso |
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