I came across an article that talks about a utility named debugdiag that helps to take a heap dump of a .NET application and view the dump in a html format.
www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article625-best-practices-no-5-detecting-net-application-memory-leaks.aspx
Also, found a way to test a desktop based .NET application using AutoIT and turning ON the Perfmon logs for monitoring key performance counters like CPU, Memory, Private bytes of process, .NET gen0, gen1 and gen2 space and collections.
www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article625-best-practices-no-5-detecting-net-application-memory-leaks.aspx
Also, found a way to test a desktop based .NET application using AutoIT and turning ON the Perfmon logs for monitoring key performance counters like CPU, Memory, Private bytes of process, .NET gen0, gen1 and gen2 space and collections.
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