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>> the first .NET program you run on the machine has the
>> whole CLR behind it, that is the memory amount for that
>> program includes the memory usage of the CLR, is this
>> true?
>
>If you are looking at the "Mem usage" column in task=20
manager, all .NET
>applications have the runtime DLL size included in this=20
figure. These DLLs
>are shared across all processes, so the actual hit in=20
terms of RAM filled up
>occurs only on the first load.
>
>> Can anyone point me to a good reading material
>> about the memory usage, some stuff to help me justify
>> this amount of memory usage of one (rather small and
>> simple) program?
>
>I do about half a chapter on this stuff in my book. I'm=20
not aware of any
>other full covers in print, but the topic has been=20
discussed pretty heavily
>in this forum for the last two years. The memory usage=20
of the app isn't
>excessive at the 30-40 MB size - you take a pretty big=20
working set hit with
>webservices.
>
>Nick Wienholt, MVP
>Maximizing .NET Performance
>http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=3D217
>Sydney Deep .NET User Group www.sdnug.org
>
>"=C1g=FAst" <agustvo@ru.is> wrote in message
>news:027b01c3ae80$445c6a60$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hi
>> I have just released a new program within my company. =20
It
>> is a windows forms application with a webservice at the
>> backend.
>> I'm getting questions about the memory usage of the
>> program, it uses around 30-40 MB. Now, I have heard=20
that
>> the first .NET program you run on the machine has the
>> whole CLR behind it, that is the memory amount for that
>> program includes the memory usage of the CLR, is this
>> true? Can anyone point me to a good reading material
>> about the memory usage, some stuff to help me justify
>> this amount of memory usage of one (rather small and
>> simple) program?
>> Regards, AVO
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