Regex - Memory performance

[jeevankodali]

I told in one of my first postings that I cannot post the code because
I already changed it. Please look at it before making assumptions.
Also, I did not run your code because, not having problem in one
situation does not mean that its not there for any case. I have started
this post so as to see if there is an issue that I don't know of, not
to start a fight.

 

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

No you should look at what I asked before making assumptions, I asked a
simple sample that illustrates the issue. This is not starting a fight, this
is about trying to help you and (possibly) others with .NET issue (which is
not solved as you claimed in your previous post), if there really is an
issue, others might benefit from an explanation, but then you have to post a
repro case, if you can't, well that's ok for me I don't have a problem with
it.

Willy.

 

[Ludovic SOEUR]

In the previous posts, you were asking about Regex :

I am really interested (if there is one reasoning) to know why this is
happening. In the sense, why these objects are not being removed from
memory. If this is a random thing which is out of our hands (and so in

t>he hands of people at Microsoft) then that answers everything.

I posted to you two samples that do what you said you were doing to
let you try and understand where there is a problem. You did not reply
that means you did not tried.

To me, the anser is : there is no memory leak with Regex and I will continue
to think that until someone shows me an example of leaking that I can
compile.
If you still think there is, I ,certainly Willy too and others of this
newsgroup,
ARE INTERESTED to have a source code that prove it.

I'm still interested in knowing the issue of this problem,
Ludovic.