c# - How to find out memory consumed by classes, objects, variables, etc -


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i trying play memory profiling (for first time, please forgive ignorance), see how memory consumed classes, objects, variables, methods etc. wrote sample c# console program called memplay.exe:

using system; using system.text;  namespace memplay  {    class program     {       static void main(string[] args)        {          someclass myobject = new someclass();           stringninemethod();       }        private static void stringninemethod()        {                   string somestring0 = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";           string somestring1 = string.empty;          string somestring2 = string.empty;           (int = 0; < 9999; i++) {             somestring1 += "9";             somestring2 += somestring1;          }       }    }        class someclass     {     } } 

once program ran, want find out:

how memory consumed by

  • memplay.exe
  • program class
  • someclass
  • main method
  • myobject
  • stringninemethod
  • somestring0
  • somestring1
  • somestring2

and how processor used by:

  • memplay.exe
  • main method
  • stringninemethod

i tried using visualstudio's 'performance diagnostics' tool, can see how memory used whole function (i.e. main method, stringninemethod, , string.concat method).

is there way/tool can me see details of how memory each variable, object, class, method consumed? in advance.

edit: no question not duplicate of question suggested, question trying object sizes @ runtime, asking how can information after program has ended. visual studio's performance diagnostics tool does, gives information after program has ended execution.

i use 1 : redgate ants

i've used 1 in past : scitech memory profiler

they both have free trials , worth at. i've been impressed enough @ various times buy versions of both.

(i don't work either company - recommending has worked me - there other tools out there such jetbrains memory profiler, i've not tried , can't offer opinion).


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