A colleague of mine, John Allen, created an awesome tool way back that displays memory usage in a process very nicely. I use screenshots from it from time to time in presentations or posts but unfortunately that tool is not publicly available.
Since lots of people have asked me about it I figured I would just do a quick and dirty mock-up (based on the same ideas) and post the VS solution here.
This sample tool will give you a visual overview of the virtual memory space (from a memory dump), show you where your allocations exist and what types of allocations you have. For example in the screenshot below you can see that at the beginning of the memory space we have a lot of virtual allocations (dark green ? committed, light green - reserved), then we have a lot of free space (white) and towards the end of the memory space we can see our dlls scattered out (dark red).
In the bottom screen we can see our GC (.NET) Heaps. In other words, m ...
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