Kevin Gosse • 11/5/2020

AccessViolation in ObjectNative::IsLockHeld (part 1 of 2)

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This technical article details the diagnosis of a critical .NET runtime crash (AccessViolation) within the `ObjectNative::IsLockHeld` method. The author, working on the Datadog .NET tracer, explains the symptoms, the process of capturing a memory dump, and the initial analysis using WinDbg to examine the native stack trace and pinpoint the invalid memory access that caused the application failure.

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