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Hello,
When profiling is enabled, the back-end component sits in the memory space of your application. You would gee generic memory counters reflect this. If you want to see what your application is using on its' own, I think you're better off looking at some of the counters in the .NET Memory object, such as the number of bytes in all heaps for an application.
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But when I attach the ANTS profiler to my application, the memory consumption of my application (private bytes) actually increases to 110-120 MB. And this is happening everytime I profile my application. The same happens when I use the CLR profiler also.
I am measuring the private bytes on my process through the performance monitor.
I am not sure why this is happening?