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We're making an I\O read to the hardware via event handlers every 500ms, analysis of the memory and vm seems to indicate there is no memory. We have come to the conclusion that there was no problem.<br />
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Thanks for the replies.
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We're making an I\O read to the hardware via event handlers every 500ms, analysis of the memory and vm seems to indicate there is no memory. We have come to the conclusion that there was no problem.

Thanks for the replies.

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Hi All,<br />
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I am developing a c# console Application that is talking to a piece of hardware through event handlers. After the application had been running from a certain period of time we received a message from windows stating that it was having to increase the virtual memory of the system. Looking at the processes in task manager it was found that the I/O Read Bytes for our Application was continually rising at a fast rate. The memory useage is staying constant so their doesn't appear to be a memory leak.<br />
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Does anybody have any ideas, do I need to handle my own garbage collection?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi All,

I am developing a c# console Application that is talking to a piece of hardware through event handlers. After the application had been running from a certain period of time we received a message from windows stating that it was having to increase the virtual memory of the system. Looking at the processes in task manager it was found that the I/O Read Bytes for our Application was continually rising at a fast rate. The memory useage is staying constant so their doesn't appear to be a memory leak.

Does anybody have any ideas, do I need to handle my own garbage collection?

Thanks in advance.

C# I/O Read Bytes Query

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).