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Brian Donahue wrote:
I'm under the impression that this depends a lot on the nature of the application. You need to know what objects should be 'live' and which ones should be disposed. Without that information, you're left squarely in the dark.
The starting point is normally to look at the 'all objects' tab and find the number of objects that have been allocated and compare that to the live count.
'live' means the object is referenced and cannot be collected, right? how if an object is already out of calling range, such as a private string? / comments
Brian Donahue wrote:
I'm under the impression that this depends a lot on the nature of the application. You need to know what objects should be 'live' and which ones should be disposed. Without ...
I have the samilar question, is there a guide line to pinpoint the memory leak cause using the memory profiler result? thanks / comments
I have the samilar question, is there a guide line to pinpoint the memory leak cause using the memory profiler result? thanks