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I'm debugging some suspected memory leak issue, and I see in Windbg heap stats a large list of allocations of specific size. Traditionally - to find the source of the allocation I have used Gflags, reproduce the issue and looked at the stacks information.
But I'm wondering - the size of class / struct is known at compile time, isn't there a way to get the list of classes + their size from the symbols somehow ? Even just the list of class names - these I can feed to windbg to calculate their size: ?? sizeof(CLASS_NAME)
Anyone know of such way ? I'm not interested in 3rd party tools / profilers, just this specific task - as I'm usually given only a process dump after the issue had happened - so its too late to use this tools
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Reputation: 700
@Andrey Turkin comment gave me a useful way,
dt -s SIZE MODULE!*
Does the trick.
If anyone knows of a quick global way for all modules - also useful (I feel there is a way with windbg scripting, but I'm not a fan of that method)
Update:
dt -s SIZE -n *!*
Seems to work
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