desktop application user objects limit

[brucegu]

hi all
USER OBJECTS exceeded the 10000 limit, how to find which class raise the issue?
any reply is appreciated.

[Andreas Suurkuusk]

The unmanaged resources tracker in .NET Memory Profiler should be able to help you find out how the USER objects are created.

First of all, I recommend that you make sure that the symbol file locations are correctly initialized using Tools->Options (see screenshot below).

Symbol settings

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When you start profiling your application, make sure the unmanaged resources tracker is enabled. While profiling you can collect a few snapshots and investigate the USER objects . If the number of instances seems to increase for each snapshot, you can investigate this further. The allocation call stacks of the new resource instances should hopefully give you information about why and how they were created.

I hope this helps you get started.