While profiling my app (C#, .NET 4), I noticed a third-party library I am using explicitly calls GC.Collect(). This is very annoying because it sometimes has a dramatic impact on my app performance, a
In Java, is there a way to mark an object for garbage collection by the GC, during its next clean up cycle?
I have learnt from this thread garbage collection with node.js that node.js uses a generational GC. I routinely use cyclic object references (both of which I delete/ensure go out of scope eventually)
take this simple loop while(1) {开发者_如何转开发 $data = file_get_contents(\'randomfiles.img\');
I\'m working on a garbage-collection mechanism for a family of objects in one of my projects. What I want to have is allocate these objects dynamically with new and never having to call delete.
Does C# AddMemoryPressure call add a connection to the specific object it\'s being invoked for? I\'ve seen it show up a lot in our performance traces, and I want to batch together calls every 10MB or
I have an application that displays an infinite amount of ViewControllers and animates to each new one, after about 30 VC\'s the application crashes due to lack of memory. After further experimenting,
I\'m interested in the possibility in memory(unneeded reference) leaks of memory leaks in garbage collected languages
public static class stClass { static Class1 obj = new Class1(); public static int returnSomething() { return 0;
Reading this old but classic document Writing High-Performance Managed Applications - A Primer, I came across following statment
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