WonderLeak Help: Application

The Modules window displays every module that was loaded into the target process during profiling.

Use the Modules window to verify the expected symbols for your modules are being loaded. If the expected symbols are not being loaded you can change how symbols are loaded via the application's Symbol Settings and then generate a new profiling session.

Name - The name of the loaded module.
Mode - A process may contain modules of differing modes, for example a WoW64 process will have both 64-bit and 32-bit modules loaded in the same process.
- 32-Bit Native - This module is a 32-bit module and contains native x86 code.
- 64-Bit Native - This module is a 64-bit module and contains native x64 code.
- 32-Bit Managed .NET - This module is a 32-bit module and contains managed .NET code but no native code.
- 64-Bit Managed .NET - This module is a 64-bit module and contains managed .NET code but no native code.
- 32-Bit Managed .NET and Native - This module is a 32-bit module and contains both managed .NET code and native x86 code.
- 64-Bit Managed .NET and Native - This module is a 64-bit module and contains both managed .NET code and native x64 code.
Base - The base address in memory where this module was loaded.
Size - The size in bytes of the module in memory.
Path - The path to the module file.
Symbol Type - If symbols are available for this module they will be loaded.
- TD32 Symbols - TD32 symbol information was loaded for this module.
- COFF Symbols - COFF symbol information was loaded for this module.
- PDB Symbols - PDB symbol information was loaded for this module.
- Export Symbol - Export symbol information was loaded for this module.
- DWARF Symbols - DWARF symbol information was loaded for this module.
- MAP Symbols - MAP symbol information was loaded for this module.
Symbol Count - The number of symbols that were resolved for this module. This is not the total number of symbols available in the symbol file but rather the total number that the current session requires.
Symbol Path - The path to the symbol file that was loaded.

Right click on a module to locate that module's file in explorer.

Application - Modules