Flight Log / microsoft/perfview #2269
Fix jitted code symbols in universal traces to show assembly names instead of memfd:doublemapper — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/perfview on Jul 23, 2025; merged clean in 6.8 d: +198 −81, 4 files, 1 review.
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- 6.8 d
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- fix
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GitHub Copilot fixed jitted code symbols in universal traces for .NET applications, which displayed the module name memfd:doublemapper rather than the managed assembly name. The change touched four files, with 198 additions and 81 deletions across seven commits. It received one review round and no change requests, merging clean after 162.07 hours.
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When analyzing .NET applications with universal traces, jitted code symbols currently show the unhelpful module name "memfd:doublemapper" instead of the actual managed assembly name. This makes stack traces difficult to read and analyze. ## Problem Stack traces display symbols like: ``` memfd:doubl…
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