silverlight - How can I find out what items get generated in memory when debugging c#? -

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just curious, possible find out, items generated while program running in stack , heap? there tool or meachanism out there identify memory usage in vs2010 c# (silverlight)? thanks,

yes, can use visual studio profiler (or other profiler).

tutorial: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc337887.aspx

other memory profilers:

so question: what .net profilers?


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