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Hi Andrew,
I have a similar problem in one of my applications. I see in the ANTS Memory Profiler tool that the "Private Bytes" have grown from 45.1MB to 589.6 MB.
In your post you indicate that these Private Bytes include the free space on the .NET heap as well as unmanaged memory usage. I do have some unmanaged code wrapped into a managed .dll that is then used in my C# app, so it all makes sense so far.
In the Summary for my last snapshot I can see that the largest free block is 15MB which is arguably small, compared to the total number of pivate bytes. According to your explanation, this would point to the fact that the application is suffering from large object heap fragmentaton. Would that be accurate?
Cheers,
Eddie / comments
Hi Andrew,
I have a similar problem in one of my applications. I see in the ANTS Memory Profiler tool that the "Private Bytes" have grown from 45.1MB to 589.6 MB.
In your post you indicate that the...
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