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GeneralDecreasing application footprint Pin
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Dave Kreskowiak16-Aug-05 4:56
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It doesn't really matter because you can't get rid of that footprint anyway.

Even though you see in Task Manager that your app is consuming 16MB of RAM, it doesn't mean that your actually using it. Since the .NET Framework execution environment is a virtual machine, the memory manager in the Framework RESERVES a chunk of memory for your app to use. (There's also the overhead of the .NET Framework too, so you're not going to be able to get rid of that!)

Your app isn't actually using that much memory. It's just there so you have a pool of MANAGED memory for your app to use. If you exceed this pool, the .NET memory manager will grab some more memory for the virtual machine. The opposite is also true. If Windows needs some of that memory back, and your app isn't using it, the .NET memory manager will drop a chunk of memory out of it's managed pool and release it back to the system.


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