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Get Calling Object HashCode?

It may be a duplicate, but I have not seen this exact question or a similar question asked / answered with a date later than the release of .Net 4.

I am looking for a temporary hack that allows me to view the call stack and get all the calling objects (not methods, but instances that store the methods) on the stack. Ultimately, I need their hash codes.

Is it possible?

EDIT:

If this concerned my question or not, I really asked if there is a simple / built-in way to do this. In fact, only a stop-logical correction until I can make changes to other parts of the system. Thanks for the great answers. Seeing them, I think I'll wait. :)

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/*
 * Wang address-based hash function:
 *   http://www.concentric.net/~Ttwang/tech/addrhash.htm
 */
    return (GPOINTER_TO_UINT (obj) >> MONO_OBJECT_ALIGNMENT_SHIFT) * 2654435761u;
#endif

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This is only possible with unmanaged APIs, in particular with the CLR profiling API. I know that this is nothing, except that it is used to implement profiling and debugging tools. You need to do this, and you will be comfortable burning 1 week, bringing it to production. If at all possible, abandon your plan and find an alternative. Tell us what you want to do, and we can help!

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Try Environment.StackTrace .

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