Memory Space Occupied by the Object.

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Hi,
Please help me! How can I calculate the memory space occupied by an object?
Thanks in advance.....

Posted 23-Aug-10 1:42am

Ramya 2010

Updated 23-Aug-10 8:20am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Sandeep Mewara 23-Aug-10 7:49am

Can you elaborate more on what are you trying and where are you stuck?

Ramya 2010 23-Aug-10 8:11am

I developed an application which currently having hundreds of objects created.
Is it possible to determine (or approximate) the memory allocated by an object(class instance)?

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Nuri Ismail · Answer 1 · 2010-08-23T02:36:00

Solution 1

The easiest way is to use a Memory Profiler.
There are commercial profilers like: .NET Memory Profiler[^] or ANTS Memory Profiler[^].
You can also use CLR Profiler[^] which is free.

:)

Posted 23-Aug-10 2:36am

Nuri Ismail