Hi,
I notice if I run my application, the Windows Task Manager
shows the application using around 20MB of memory.
However, after I minimized the application and
maximize/restore the application again, the memory usage
dropped to around 5MB.
It seems like only after startup, it uses up to 20MB of
memory and after you minimize it, the memory usage drops.
Anybody knows why this happens? and Is there anyway to
have the program start running with memory usage of 5MB?
Thank you in advance.
regards,
Sean
2  1714 
Well, you could do a trick.
In your form's Load event add these lines
this.WindowStat e = FormWindowState .Minimized;
this.WindowStat e = FormWindowState .Normal;
The side effect is that it will give the illusion of starting from the taskbar, but will release unused resources used during form creation, or trigger the garbage collector, not sure which.
--
Happy coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]
sean <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: I notice if I run my application, the Windows Task Manager
shows the application using around 20MB of memory.
However, after I minimized the application and
maximize/restore the application again, the memory usage
dropped to around 5MB.
It seems like only after startup, it uses up to 20MB of
memory and after you minimize it, the memory usage drops.
Anybody knows why this happens? and Is there anyway to
have the program start running with memory usage of 5MB?
It sounds like you're just going by what task manager is showing, which
is just the working set. There's been a lot of discussion about this in
the newsgroups - do a groups.google.c om search on the .NET newsgroups
for "working set" and you'll get loads of hits.
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