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What does the +0x10 mean next to function addresses in WinDbg SOS exception stacks?
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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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It s the offset into the code, so it s not the very first instruction in the method, rather the instruction at offset 0xa8 or 0x10 inside the method, counted from the entry point.

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