public static int[] ReadArrayRankLength(CachedSnapshot data, CachedSnapshot.ManagedMemorySectionEntriesCache heap, UInt64 address, int iTypeDescriptionArrayType, VirtualMachineInformation virtualMachineInformation)
{
if (iTypeDescriptionArrayType < 0)
{
return(null);
}
var bo = heap.Find(address, virtualMachineInformation);
var bounds = bo.Add(virtualMachineInformation.arrayBoundsOffsetInHeader).ReadPointer();
if (bounds == 0)
{
return(new int[1] {
bo.Add(virtualMachineInformation.arraySizeOffsetInHeader).ReadInt32()
});
}
var cursor = heap.Find(bounds, virtualMachineInformation);
int rank = data.typeDescriptions.GetRank(iTypeDescriptionArrayType);
int[] l = new int[rank];
for (int i = 0; i != rank; i++)
{
l[i] = cursor.ReadInt32();
cursor = cursor.Add(8);
}
return(l);
}
static int SizeOfObjectInBytes(CachedSnapshot snapshot, int iTypeDescription, BytesAndOffset byteOffset, CachedSnapshot.ManagedMemorySectionEntriesCache heap)
{
if (iTypeDescription < 0)
{
return(0);
}
if (snapshot.typeDescriptions.HasFlag(iTypeDescription, TypeFlags.kArray))
{
return(ArrayTools.ReadArrayObjectSizeInBytes(snapshot, byteOffset, iTypeDescription));
}
if (snapshot.typeDescriptions.typeDescriptionName[iTypeDescription] == "System.String")
{
return(StringTools.ReadStringObjectSizeInBytes(byteOffset, snapshot.virtualMachineInformation));
}
//array and string are the only types that are special, all other types just have one size, which is stored in the type description
return(snapshot.typeDescriptions.size[iTypeDescription]);
}