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I have a C# .NET Console application which, in spite of garbage collection
and the fact that I'm pretty sure I have no lingering references, slowly
takes more and more memory as it runs (as shown in the task manager) until it
slows to a crawl.
Can anyone suggest a good profiler that I might use to discover what this
memory's being allocated to?
b.t.w. the app uses a database, does other filesystem operations, and may
call into a c++ library occasionally (the HTML Tidy libaray, for those of you
familiar with it... actually NTidy, the .NET wrapper.)
Thanks,
Andrew
and the fact that I'm pretty sure I have no lingering references, slowly
takes more and more memory as it runs (as shown in the task manager) until it
slows to a crawl.
Can anyone suggest a good profiler that I might use to discover what this
memory's being allocated to?
b.t.w. the app uses a database, does other filesystem operations, and may
call into a c++ library occasionally (the HTML Tidy libaray, for those of you
familiar with it... actually NTidy, the .NET wrapper.)
Thanks,
Andrew