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Application Memory (C# .NET)


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Don't concern yourself with memory useage of .Net applications (inc C#). Because they are managed applications they appear to use more memory than they actually need, so things like Garbage collection can work correctly.

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What vitrorio said! <g>

Also, As more memory is needed by other things, the program will relinquish memory. Any 'extra' memory is takes isn't horded needlessly.

It just likes to have the memory in case it needs it.

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The memory allocated is the managed heap. It allows for faster memory allocation as a pointer to the next available memory address is maintained by the framework.

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Thanks.

This post has been edited by tommie on Aug 15 2004, 23:54

Please don't do that. Some people (myself included) might read your thread later and be interested ;)

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