How to overcome Memory leak problem in .Net(Windows Application)

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Hi All,
I have a problem of memory leaks in my application when its running.
The Application Uses CPU Memory like this.

Minimum Percentage is 6%
Maximum Percentage is 35%
Maximum Peak Memory is 90MB

I have used ANTS Memory Profiler for Analyzing Memory Leaks in the Application.
But I don't know how to reduce the memory usage of Application while running.

Please Any can give me solution as soon as possible.

Thanks and Regards
Ramesh N

Posted 3-Sep-10 4:51am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-09-03T05:14:00

Well, you're pretty much on your own because we can't possibly help you with memory leaks in your code because we don't have a copy of it. It's up to you and your ability to make use of the debugger.

All you can do is become familiar with how memory is used in a .Net app, where potential problem areas exist, and mitigate them.

One problem area is creating event handlers and then not releasing them, or creating a bitmap or other GDI-like resource without disposing them.

Since we don't knwo what your mystery app does, we can't say "go look at this" or "go look at that".

As far as non-leaking memory consumption, try allocating stuff just one time. Repeated allocation/deallocation fragments memory and can stop an application just as completely as memory leaks.