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Today I got a question from a reader (Chris) about a memory leak they are seeing in their application When we do a '!dumpheap -min 85000 -type Byte[]' we can see 100s of byte array objects using up ~545MB of memory. A majority of the objects are the same Read More...
We just released a hotfix for an issue where you get 100% CPU in vbc.exe when compiling large applications in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. Apart from the 100% CPU situation you may also notice symptoms like visual studio taking a very long time to return Read More...
Save the date!  TechEd Developers North America 2008 just finished but there is plenty more to come... I know it's a bit early still, but November 10th through 14th TechEd Developer 2008 is coming to Barcelona, Spain and the session list is already Read More...
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This is an issue I come across once in a while and since I am not a COM expert by any means I actually had to check in with our COM guys to see what was going on in this case, and as it turned out (this is embarrassing:)) I had already written about the Read More...
In many of my posts I have discussed performance issues and memory issues caused by excessive use of the Large Object Heap, here are a few examples... ASP.NET Case Study: High CPU in GC - Large objects and high allocation rates ASP.NET Case Study: Bad Read More...
ASP.NET Memory: Thou shalt not store UI objects in cache or session scope Surprisingly the issue I wrote about in " the eventhandlers that made the memory baloon " (Jan 2006) is something that still happens very frequently, I reference it in Read More...
The guys at Oredev are in the midst of preparing for the next Oredev conference in November. Sadly I won't be presenting there this year because of other comittments. I say sadly because it was an awesome event last year. If you want to check out my presentation Read More...
I started this blog 2.5 years ago today, mostly because I felt that the same types of issues came up over and over and over in our support cases. I figured that if I started writing about them, a lot of people would be able to resolve them on their own, Read More...
If you have read any of my posts you have probably noticed that I am very partial to windbg and the debugging tools for windows. I often get friendly nudges from the developers of debugdiag when I suggest using adplus and windbg on internal discussion Read More...
Issues caused by frequent application restarts are pretty common. If you are interested in what causes application restarts in general, and how you can monitor application restarts and what causes them you should read this post: ASP.NET Case Study: Lost Read More...
I just came across this great post from Mike Volodarsky (a program manager in the IIS team) about breaking changes when you move 2.0 applications to IIS 7 . It is definitely worth a read before you make the switch so you can take appropriate actions to Read More...
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When you use authenticode signed assemblies in an application, the application needs to go out and check the certificate revocation lists (CRLs) to verify that the signature is still valid the first time it loads up the authenticode signed assembly. If Read More...
I very frequently get emails like the one I got this morning: "Tess, It sounds like the hotfix for kb946644 may resolve a problem we've been having for some time in .Net 2.0. How, exactly, can we get this hotfix? Can you provide it?" This particular hotfix Read More...
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If I were to pick out ten keywords for my blog I would pick, in no particular order, ASP.net, windbg, sos, debugging, .net exceptions, memory leaks, performance issues, OutOfMemory exceptions, garbage collection, troubleshooting. Those are the things Read More...
I have written a few posts about stackoverflow exceptions, here, here , here and here . The one I am going to talk about today is one of those unfortunate cases where you are trying to do the right thing and still shoot yourself in the foot. Problem description: Read More...
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