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I started exploring the Clrmd for visualizing what all variables that goes to stack and heap, and ended up with some set of (>1000) objects in the heap out of which majority of are of string type, which are not created by me in the process and a stacktrace that just gives the information about methods(stackframes )in each thread but not about the variables and other properties that are present in the method.

My questions are:

  1. Why and how those number of string objects are created in heap ,even if i didnot use any strings in my program(c# code).
  2. Is there any way to filter the heap objects such that only the objects used by the program (my c# code leaving behind the internally created objects by the program ) are displayed using clrmd or any other nuget package or a tool.
  3. By any chance can i display the set of variables(local variables) that are used in the methods using the stackframe of the process(MY C# CODE) in another process.
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Dear Ganesh you can try Red-gate [ANTS Memory Profiler] to track the object on memory and filter them by any type ... follow the link below

here

Ali Sheikh Nezami
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  • I just read about ants memory profiler but it couldnot answer my questions(1,2,3), anyway I will try it. Thankyou for your consideration. – GANESH GANI Aug 09 '17 at 11:23