Steven Giesel • 5/23/2024

Help my memory dump always shows me some exceptions!

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This technical blog post investigates why a memory dump of a simple C# console application shows pre-allocated instances of exceptions like ExecutionEngineException, OutOfMemoryException, and StackOverflowException. It explains that these exceptions must exist beforehand because the conditions they represent (e.g., no memory, full stack) prevent the runtime from instantiating new objects to throw them.

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