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Przemek - 01 Sep 2004 09:40 GMT
Hi.
Why every application written in WinForms based on NetFramework, starts so
slow and get round 7 MB free memory? - even most basic form ?
Good Day.
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] - 01 Sep 2004 12:19 GMT
* "Przemek" <reference@interia.pl> scripsit:
> Why every application written in WinForms based on NetFramework, starts so
> slow and get round 7 MB free memory? - even most basic form ?

That's normal.  Norice that the CLR and some libraries must be loaded in
order to run the applications.

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Vagabond Software - 01 Sep 2004 16:30 GMT
> Hi.
> Why every application written in WinForms based on NetFramework, starts so
> slow and get round 7 MB free memory? - even most basic form ?
> Good Day.

There is always a performance hit with initial application execution in any managed environment, but once the initial hit it taken for the JIT to produce the IL code; managed .NET applications could outperform unmanaged applications.

For the ability to use the language of my choice, C#, Perl, JScript, or the many other languages too access a common set of libraries supportable by any Windows operating system from Windows 98 or better; I think that's a good trade off.

- carl

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