How to get addres of heap assigned in variable

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I am creating an object:

C#

MyClass a= new MyClass();

I want to get what adress is present in object a.
mean to which memory location it is pointing

Posted 16-Feb-12 1:05am

raghubansh kumar

Updated 16-Feb-12 1:37am

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raghubansh kumar 16-Feb-12 7:27am

ok but i want dat value

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prajaktakarmarkar · Answer 1 · 2012-02-16T01:20:00

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i think it will get assigned with memory address like xx00ee octal or hexadecimal format

Posted 16-Feb-12 1:20am

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raghubansh kumar 16-Feb-12 7:22am

O.k but i want to get that value .

prajaktakarmarkar 16-Feb-12 7:54am

only address of memory gets stored in Heap. There is command like AddressOf in .net. go through following links
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/rmcochran/csharp_memory01122006130034PM/csharp_memory.aspx

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1113819/arrays-heap-and-stack-and-value-types

BobJanova · Answer 2 · 2012-02-16T01:47:00

In unsafe mode, use &.

Normally, you can create a GCHandle[^], of type Pinned, to any object and then call AddrOfPinnedObject on it to find where it was pinned.

But you should never need to do this, except for debugging some very technical interop stuff. So you really need to explain why you think you need this value, because it's almost certainly not the case.