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Andrew Hunter Understanding Garbage Collection in .NET
by Andrew Hunter | 17 June 2009 |  3 comments |
Once you understand how .NET's garbage collector works, then the reasons for some of the more mysterious problems that can hit a .NET application become much clearer. NET may have promised the end to explicit memory management, but it is still necessary to profile ... Read more...
Laila Lotfi Profiling the Memory Usage of a .NET Application with ANTS Memory Profiler 5
by Laila Lotfi | 04 June 2009 |
 We were recently taken to task by a reader who felt that the one place he'd expect to find a nice simple introduction to memory profiling with ANTS Memory Profiler™ 5 would be on Simple Talk. Memory profiling has an intimidating reputation, but fortunately Laila... Read more...
Nick Harrison A Gentle Introduction to .NET Code Generation
by Nick Harrison | 28 May 2009 |  9 comments |
Code-generation has been used throughout the age of the digital computer. The use of code to generate code might, at first glance, seem an odd thing to want to do, but the technique is alive and well, and is widely used in .NET. Nick Harrison explains, and... Read more...
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