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Not enough memory free after a few minutes

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td - 28 Dec 2007 08:42 GMT
Hello,
We have an application written in C# running on ppc (mobile 2005)
Free memory before working : about 25Mo.
The application is cut in little dlls.
Each call to resources is suuround with "using" instruction.
After a few minutes and a 100 clics, we have only 1Mo left on the device.

Could someone help us.
I remark, that, when I have about 5Mo left, if I start another application
like Pocket Excel, the free memory grows again.

Thanks
<ctacke/> - 28 Dec 2007 15:16 GMT
The last behavior is definitely expected.  I suggest that you read up on how
the GC wortks in the CF.  MSDN has a decent webcast that covers the topic.

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> Hello,
> We have an application written in C# running on ppc (mobile 2005)
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td - 28 Dec 2007 17:16 GMT
OK, could you give me the link please ?

> The last behavior is definitely expected.  I suggest that you read up on
> how the GC wortks in the CF.  MSDN has a decent webcast that covers the
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>> Thanks
<ctacke/> - 28 Dec 2007 17:24 GMT
Search engines work pretty well:

http://www.google.com/search?q=compact+framework+memory+management+webcast

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