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How big is a program's managed heap and a program's stack???

I mean in bytes

Thanks,

Carly

Dec 11 '06 #1
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Carly,

This will be different for each application and what it is doing at a given
point in time.

Classes in the System.Diagnostics namespace of .NET can be used to monitor
the resources an application is using.

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Mike

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>I mean in bytes

Thanks,

Carly

Dec 13 '06 #2

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