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September 2009 - Posts
Monday, September 28, 2009 7:40 PM
Its easy to create a graph of memory use in Excel
In this post Examine .Net Memory Leaks I showed how to find a .Net managed memory leak. Now let’s create a graph of memory and resource use over time. Start Visual Studio 2008, File->New->Visual Basic (or C#) Windows, WPF application. Dbl click
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