Kevin Gosse • 9/10/2020

Investigating an InvalidProgramException from a memory dump (part 3 of 3)

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This article concludes a three-part series on debugging an InvalidProgramException caused by a bug in the Datadog profiler. It details the process of analyzing the generated Intermediate Language (IL) code from a customer memory dump, checking the method header and body size, and attempting to use debugging commands to identify the exact error in the invalid IL.

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