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METADATA_ADDRESS_LOCAL

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This structure represents the address of a local variable within a scope (usually a function or method).

Syntax

typedef struct _tagMETADATA_ADDRESS_LOCAL {
    _mdToken  tokMethod;
    IUnknown* pLocal;
    DWORD     dwIndex;
} METADATA_ADDRESS_LOCAL;

public struct METADATA_ADDRESS_LOCAL {
    public int    tokMethod;
    public object pLocal;
    public uint   dwIndex;
}

Members

tokMethod
The ID of the method or function the local variable is part of.

[C++] _mdToken is a typedef for a 32-bit int.

pLocal
The token whose address this structure represents.

dwIndex
Can be the index of this local variable in the method or function, or some other value (language-specific).

Remarks

This structure is part of the union in the DEBUG_ADDRESS_UNION structure when the dwKind field of the DEBUG_ADDRESS_UNION structure is set to ADDRESS_KIND_LOCAL (a value from the ADDRESS_KIND enumeration).

Warning

[C++ only] If pLocal is not null, then you must call Release on the token pointer (addr is a field in the DEBUG_ADDRESS structure):

if (addr.dwKind == ADDRESS_KIND_METADATA_LOCAL && addr.addr.addrLocal.pLocal != NULL)
{
    addr.addr.addrLocal.pLocal->Release();
}

Requirements

Header: sh.h

Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop

Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop.dll

See also