Re: System.OutOfMemoryException
Dmitry,
I've never heard that a Net class as its unmanaged resources where disposed
did not finalize automaticly by the GC.
However, you have at least to be sure that there are no unmanaged resources
like Com compontents are leaking.
Have a look at dispose unmanaged resources;
Keywords
Components
Dispose
Cor
"Dmitry Akselrod" <ketchup@ketchup.com> wrote in message
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Thanks, so you think that the memory leak is likely happening on the .NET
side? Maybe I can rewrite my code to have just one instance of the COM
DLL in my .NET code and keep reusing it. My hunch is that constant
creation and destruction of COM objects in .NET 1.0 is probably buggy.
By constant, I mean at least 45,000 times.
Thanks,
Dmitry
"Brian Muth" <bmuth@mvps.org> wrote in message
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Well, you may be leaking elsewhere. I remember an excellent MSDN magazine
article that discussed this in great detail. Can't seem to get my fingers
on it right now.
Google for "detect .net memory leaks".
This hit looks promising:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/cc482922.aspx
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