As I was trying to figure out a source of memory leaks in a Silverlight application, I encountered a need to closely inspect an object. WinDbg has a command that you can use drill down into an object hierarchy, and even inspect primitive and complex properties of an object. If you read my previous blog …
I blogged a long time ago on how to use WinDbg to find memory leaks in Silverlight application. Yesterday I had to face a variation of the problem, but this time I had to debug a custom issue. So, what we did is have customer create memory dumps. To do that we instructed them to …
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Yesterday I was working on a very interesting problem. I am involved in developing a Silverlight application that is using WCF Services to communicate with a server to perform CRUD and business logic related operations. All of a sudden QA started experiencing very slow performance testing application at random times. Once we took a look, …
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