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ASP.NET Tips: Finding what is taking up memory: There are some times that you want to figure out what is taking up your memory. There are a few ways that you can do this and some limitations put on this by .NET and ASP.NET. Memory in a dump file If you are looking at a dump file, the first thing Read More...
Posted 25 June 08 06:00 by Tom | 4 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, .NET, High Memory, Windows
How to create a virtual machine from a physical one: One of the common things that we run into is the ability, or lack there of, to reproduce an issue. It is very difficult to fix an issue and be confident that you have fixed the issue unless you can reproduce it. It is also much faster to troubleshoot Read More...
Posted 12 May 08 10:09 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under Debugging, Windows
An Open Debugger Extension: We just recently created a project on CodePlex that is an Open Source Debugger Extension project called ODbgExt . This is an extension is going to be created by the community. So everyone will have a say in what happens with it. The Read More...
Posted 30 April 08 11:55 by Tom | 3 Comments
Filed under Debugging, Microsoft, Windows
Code Gallery and CodePlex, how are they different and what are their benefits?: So lately I have been looking into these two web sites a lot more and it isn’t always easy to figure out which one is used for what. So I thought I would try to explain it here. Code Gallery is a community-enabled Web site where you can share developer Read More...
Posted 29 April 08 12:30 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, .NET, Visual Studio, Microsoft, Vista, Silverlight, Windows
Are you a Windows Internal subject matter expert?: If you are, and have an interest in helping Microsoft on a special project that will last 5 to 8 days, check this out: Note: This is from: Wanted- Windows Internals subject matter experts Microsoft is looking for five Windows Internals subject matter Read More...
Posted 24 March 08 10:28 by Tom | 0 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, Windows

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