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I habe a few million objects hanging around in memory. I want to find the gcroots for them so I need an object address. !DumpHeap however dumps all objects which is taking longer than i had the patience to wait. How can i limit its output to only one object address? I am using Visual Studio 2008 btw.
Jason Evans is right. My version does not have the -l switch, so here is the workaround I use: I use the end parameter to restrict the output to an address range like this:
The last address is the highest address I allow. By increasing the address in small steps, I eventually hit the first few objects.