I am currently running a c# service that dynamically loads assemblies
using System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Loa dFrom("aDll.dll "). These
assemblies are stored in an arraylist after they are loaded.
I would like to periodically report the memory usage of each assembly
within the arraylist. I tried
System.Diagnost ics.ProcessModu le.ModuleMemory Size, but this only shows
the size of the structures within the .dll, not the current memory
usage. Does anyone know of a method to determine the memory usage of
a loaded assembly?
Thanks in advance
-James Wansley
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James,
This is going to be rather difficult. If anything, you need to get a
tool that will profile the memory usage by class instance, from which you
could figure out which instances of which types come from which assembly
(already a big task).
However, I wouldn't recommend using any of these in production code, as
they would require you to hook into the runtime, and will most likely cause
a performance degredation.
Hope this helps.
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news:61******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... I am currently running a c# service that dynamically loads assemblies
using System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Loa dFrom("aDll.dll "). These
assemblies are stored in an arraylist after they are loaded.
I would like to periodically report the memory usage of each assembly
within the arraylist. I tried
System.Diagnost ics.ProcessModu le.ModuleMemory Size, but this only shows
the size of the structures within the .dll, not the current memory
usage. Does anyone know of a method to determine the memory usage of
a loaded assembly?
Thanks in advance
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