Reading .Net Stack Trace [duplicate]

Question

This question came just out of curiosity to know our friend the Stack Trace a little better.

As a C# (.NET) developer every one must have seen a yellow stack trace like the one below.

Most of the things in it are easily understood like the message Attempt to divide by zero and the method where it occur Page_Load even the path of the .cs file also. But after 3 years of experience the thing I still don't know is what those numbers with + sign at the end of methods denote in here, like +51, +92, +54 and +772.

Does anybody know what these are?

Answer 1

This is offset of instruction (not IL but native) that caused the exception.

Read more at http://odetocode.com/blogs/scott/archive/2005/01/24/funny-numbers-in-my-stack-trace.aspx