In the "Locals" window of WinDbg there are several names with the value <Eclipsed>. In some cases the same name exists multiple times which one real value and the others are shown as <Eclipsed>.
What does that mean and why is this word used? Is it some kind of technical term?
It means that the memory is being used for something else as well within the function lifetime or that the name is not unique in this context.
Example: InnerException: StackTrace (generated): SP IP Function 003D8E9C 03B21BD7 Something!Blah.Blah.FunctionName(System.String)+0xa8 What does the +0xa8 part indicate?
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