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  • More CLR Internal, Debugging, Etc reading material

    I'm done with most of these, but not totally. Tons of great information! Here are some more great articles that I found doing debugging research. They mostly pertain to debugging and CLR internals type of stuff. CLR Inside Out - Investigating Memory Issues Drill Into .NET Framework Internals to See...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 07-18-2007

  • First/Second Chance Exceptions Defined

    "A debugger attached to a process can receive two types of notifications for each thrown exception: first and second chance. The debugger gets the first chance to handle the exception. If the debugger allows the execution to continue and does not handle the exception, the application will see the...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 07-18-2007

  • Top 10 WinDbg.exe Usage Articles

    These are the articles (in no particular order) that I felt best showed a thorough use of the WinDbg.exe tool from start to finish. They were absolutely priceless to me. Enjoy! ASP.NET 2.0 Crash case study: Unhandled exceptions A word for WinDbg (2) Some new SOS functions System.ArgumentException: Illegal...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 06-24-2007

  • Top 5 SOS.dll Tips

    5 things I wish I had known or done prior to attempting to work with SOS.dll and windbg.exe: sos.dll needs to be in the path for windbg in order to load it you can .load %full path to sos.dll% instead of .load sos mscorwks or other statements SOS for .NET 2.0 does *NOT* have all the commands the .NET...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 06-24-2007

  • Top 20 .NET Garbage Collection (GC) Articles

    Ah. Garbage Collection... how I love and hate thee. =P I think one sad thing about programming in .net is that it seems many developers don't know or care anything about garbage collection and memory management. You used to *have* to know about it in order to write bug free code. I suppose it is...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 06-21-2007
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