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Mark Salsbery24-Aug-07 12:54
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QuestionMemory consumption issues (GC-related???) Pin
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led mike24-Aug-07 4:33
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Mark Salsbery24-Aug-07 6:30
Mark Salsbery24-Aug-07 6:30 
If you don't trust the GC, then get out of .NET coding IMMEDIATELY!  You'll
never sleep! Smile | :)

In addition to led mike's reply...

I didn't trust the GC when I started with C++/CLI.  After 15+ years of C/C++, i am
VERY used to handling allocation/deallocation myself. I had to write a bunch of test code
to convince myself it worked.  Maybe that will help you? 

Managed objects WILL be freed eventually once no references are left on them.  If you
mix unmanaged objects in managed classes you need to make absolutely sure you're using
destructors and finalizers properly and freeing any unmanaged resources.  You are still
responsible for the scope of your managed objects.  If they never go out of scope, they
will NOT be cleaned up by the GC.

The task manager is NOT a debugging/development tool. 


Mark



Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

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