Hi!
I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
information using:
for index = array.count to 0 step -1
array.remove(index);
next
i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??

Thanks!

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Hi,

Add these two lines of code.
array=nothing
GC.collect

Ken
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> Hi!
> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??
>
> Thanks!
>
> --
> Andrés Iraolagoitía
> andresiraola@(spam)hotmail.com
> -> Suprimir (spam)
>
> --
> Andrés Iraolagoitía
> andresiraola@(spam)hotmail.com
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>
>

Hi Ken,
> Add these two lines of code.
> array=nothing
> GC.collect
>
Are you sure of this?

Cor

".:: MaStErDoN ::." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
> Hi!
> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??


Have you tried using Erase?

LFS

* ".:: MaStErDoN ::." <(E-Mail Removed)> scripsit:
> I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
> fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
> information using:
> for index = array.count to 0 step -1
> array.remove(index);
> next
> i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
> Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??

You /don't/ need to remove the items if the array variable runs out of
scope. Memory usage as shown by the task manager doesn't have much to
do with how much memory your .NET application really needs. The GC will
free memory "by need".

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