2-Using Memory Dump to Debug Program Performance

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The content discusses the process of learning about memory dump files, which capture snapshots of an application's memory at a specific point in time. It covers how to create dump files using Visual Studio, ProcDump, and the Windows Task Manager, as well as how to analyze these dumps for memory leaks, high CPU usage, and deadlocks. It explains that there are two types of dump files: those with heap information and those without. The document also includes references to Microsoft's ProcDump tool and provides guidance on analyzing memory dumps in Visual Studio.

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Learn about memory dump files, capture memory snapshots, create dump files in Visual Studio, flexibly create dump files using ProcDump, create dump files in the task manager, use the running diagnostic analysis tool, debug and analyze memory leaks, know which objects are consuming memory, debug and analyze applications with high CPU usage, know which threads or methods are consuming CPU usage, debug and analyze deadlocks, and quickly locate deadlock positions.

Introduction to Dump Files#

A dump file is a snapshot that shows the processes currently executing for an application and the modules loaded for the application at a specific point in time. A dump with heap information also includes a snapshot of the application's memory at that point in time.