Kevin Gosse • 12/18/2019

Dumping stack objects with ClrMD

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This technical article details using the ClrMD library to programmatically dump stack objects (like arguments and local variables) from .NET threads, similar to WinDbg's !DumpStackObjects command. It demonstrates initial code, compares output on Windows, and investigates why the same approach fails on Linux due to the absence of the Thread Environment Block (TEB), explaining a key platform difference in .NET Core debugging.

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