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What to do? XXX! Yyyyyyyyyyy + zzz means in the output! Heap -flt s

I am analyzing a few user-mode memory dumps to try and track a leak, and I have some canidates for what is leaking, but I continue to see these entries in my landfills when I start! heap -flt s xx.

    14a8bd58 0006 0006  [07]   14a8bd60    00018 - (busy)
    14a8bd88 0006 0006  [07]   14a8bd90    00018 - (busy)
    14a8bdf8 0006 0006  [07]   14a8be00    00018 - (busy)
    14a8bf48 0006 0006  [07]   14a8bf50    00018 - (busy)
      ? SomeModule!SomeFunction+1bdf4

I get what

    14a8bd58 0006 0006  [07]   14a8bd60    00018 - (busy)

but i'm not sure the lines

      ? SomeModule!SomeFunction+1bdf4

really mean. These dumps were captured by the + ust flag for heap traces.

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They simply provide symbolic information so that the reader can more conveniently find the corresponding part of the source.

Windows . . , , , - Module + Relative Offset.

. , , ( ) . .

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SomeModule - .

SomeFunction - , .

+1bdf4 - .

, , , , .

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