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setting heap sizes

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Sam - 04 Apr 2006 19:37 GMT
In Java you can specify heap using ms mx options.

My C# app is chrunring on GC and I was wondering if perhaps presizing
the heap would improve performance. However I couldnt find any options
for this. Is tehre a way to do this in machine.config or app.config ?

=sam
Guffa - 19 Apr 2006 18:02 GMT
What is "chrunring"?

The heap will grow if needed. For most cases the GC works best if you leave
it alone.

/Guffa

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