.NET Memory Profiler 3.5.130 Released
Yesterday we published a maintenance release of .NET Memory Profiler 3.5 (version 3.5.130). This release contains several important fixes, so it is recommended that you download an install this release if you have an older version installed. For instance, due to refactorings in the previous release, native stack walking failed to use symbols from the Microsoft symbol store, which caused the native allocation call stacks to be much less detailed. We have also improved the performance when working with very large snapshots, and the memory usage has been reduced somewhat. Still, to avoid out of memory problems, it is recommended that the 64-bit version of .NET Memory Profiler is used when profiling applications with high memory usage. The 64-bit version is automatically used when the standalone profiler is used on a 64-bit operating, but since Visual Studio is a 32-bit process, the integrated profiler will only run as 32-bit.
The latest release can be downloaded from the Download page, and more information about the release is available in the release notes.
