H
Haim
Hello all,
I am writing an application in C#, VB.NET which basicaly
has a form with a few pictureBoxes on it and a TabControl
with 3 tab pages - in each one a treeView and a ListView.
In addition it loads a few other dll's as a reference
which should not be memory consuming since each have a
few simple classes.
The thing is - this application can take up to 40,000KB
of memory!!!
Any idea where to start checking? How can I debug and see
what part of my application is responsible for such
memory usage?
One more thing: I did some tests and noticed that even a
simple form with nothing on it can take up to 15,000KB ,
am I doing something wrong???
Thanks,
Haim.
I am writing an application in C#, VB.NET which basicaly
has a form with a few pictureBoxes on it and a TabControl
with 3 tab pages - in each one a treeView and a ListView.
In addition it loads a few other dll's as a reference
which should not be memory consuming since each have a
few simple classes.
The thing is - this application can take up to 40,000KB
of memory!!!
Any idea where to start checking? How can I debug and see
what part of my application is responsible for such
memory usage?
One more thing: I did some tests and noticed that even a
simple form with nothing on it can take up to 15,000KB ,
am I doing something wrong???
Thanks,
Haim.