What does the +0x10 mean next to function addresses in WinDbg SOS exception stacks?

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  •  12-09-2019
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Question

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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Solution

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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