Visual Studio 2013 Release Candidate
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One of the issues that frequently affects .NET applications is problems with their memory use. Visual Studio 2013 expands its dump file analysis tools to help you find memory leaks, inefficient memory use, and unnecessary allocations in .NET Framework web, database, and desktop applications. In this episode, Robert is joined by Andrew Hall, who shows us how you can use the managed memory analysis features in Visual Studio 2013 to locate these problems in your applications.
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The Discussion
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KeyboardG This is great stuff and will be immediately useful at my job, thanks guys. Can you make the source from this demo available? I'd love to walk through it here.
Edit: Found some of the code here in a previous post - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2013/06/20/using-visual-studio-2013-to-diagnose-net-memory-issues-in-production.aspx
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andrehal @Dark_Halmut yes the sample code I used in that blog post is very close to the sample I showed in this video (although I did modify it slightly for this video). Let me know if that works for you?
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KeyboardG @andrehal: Yep I was able to work with what I found. Thanks much.
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