I sometimes use WinDbg and the SOS extension to debug my applications. There is a lot of good and useful functionality like seeing which objects are currently alive in memory which I really want to have while debugging from within Visual Studio.
Can I use the SOS extension from WinDbg within Visual Studio?
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You can load the SOS extension from within Visual Studio. You do that by writing in the immediate window ".load sos" (do note that you might be required to add a complete path to the sos.dll).
In any case, I've written a blog post titled "Loading and using SOS from within Visual Studio" about this subject.
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