>>1. Is memory leakeage possible in .Net Manager Code ?
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> Sure.
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>>2. Is memory leakage possible in .Net Unmanaged Code ?
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> Sure.
>>3. How can I find the what % of memory is being used by DLL at run time ?
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> Run a profiler.
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I am asking asunchroous and synchronous in terms of threading. What is
synchronous threading and synchronous threading. I would really
Klaus H. Probst wrote:
> "Silent Ocean" <silentocean555@yahoo.com> wrote
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>>Let me know the precise answer or lead me to the proper materials.
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> OK
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>>1. Is memory leakeage possible in .Net Manager Code ?
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> Sure.
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>>2. Is memory leakage possible in .Net Unmanaged Code ?
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> Sure.
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>>3. How can I find the what % of memory is being used by DLL at run time ?
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> Run a profiler.
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>>4. What is difference between Sunchronous processing and Async
>>processing in .Net ? How can I achieve it ?
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> Synchronous means it's not asynchronous, and viceversa. Your questions are
> too broad and general.
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>>5. Can any one lead me towards Multithreading GUI development in Winforms
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http://www.windowsforms.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=3&tabid=40 >
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>>6. Difference between Delegate and Event ?
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> An event is a multicast delegate.
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>>7. Is there any specific Design Patterns specifically for WinForms ?
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http://www.windowsforms.net/Articles/default.aspx?PageID=1&Cat=Design+Patterns&ModuleFilter=131&tabindex=3 >
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>>Silent Ocean
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> If you want to know something specific, go ahead and ask it, or better yet
> give Google a try. "Difference between delegate and event" has been asked ad
> nauseam since 2000, and "multithreading in windows forms" is about the most
> discussed topic in smart client development.