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Generalreturn Bitmap.FromStream(new MemoryStream(buffer)) as Bitmap; Pin
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Robert Rohde21-Apr-05 19:52
Robert Rohde21-Apr-05 19:52 
Hi,

how do you know the memory isnt released? Have you just looked at the task manager? You have to keep in mind that the GC runs very unregulary. Ive tested you code in a for loop over somehundred images. Its true that at first the memory rises constantly but at some point it reduces itsself automatically to a normal level.
If you want to avoid this you can use GC.Collect() to manually start the garbage collector.
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QuestionHow big can be a .NET Application Pin
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