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Abhinaba’s blog What’s new in Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5 around memory Dynamic assembly unloading Again again again… I've discussed about Memory Management in my very first post , which I suggest reading as it may help you on avoiding memory leaks and also improving memory management of your NETCF application...

If you know my interest on troubleshooting memory issues on Windows Mobile applications (this was the topic of my very first post !), you'll forgive me if this time I simply link an article on CodeProject...   Visualizing the Windows Mobile Virtual Memory Monster . Maybe a candidate for Microsoft...

Nothing really unique in the blogosphere here, however worth mentioning anyway as it gives me the opportunity to discuss about MSDN Forums. Recently I've been handling yet another case about a NETCF Memory Leak... I have to admit that after my initial post about that topic the incoming requests about...

WOW!!!   Being linked by one of the most followed blogs about .NET Troubleshooting is really a honor!! And by the way, if you are interested on ASP.NET, Debugging and similar, you MUST know Tess Ferrandez' blog ! Thanks Tess!!   Cheers, ~raffaele

Really many mobile developers have often various issues related to memory. This is obviously mainly related to the restrictions Windows CE has (till version 5.0) about memory-management, basically what Doug Boling called "Living within the box" here . Remember that Windows Mobile, even 6.1...

Crashes happen when the application closes unexpectedly. On Desktops you can leverage on many tools, starting with ADPlus + WinDbg. But this is not the case for us "tiny" programmers… some hints: 1. Start by reading " How the Windows Mobile 5.0 Shell Handles Low Memory Situations...

The principle you should follow is the one used by Dr House in his movies: explore all the paths in order to discard a possible conclusion. It’s an attitude more than a process. And after some years you start dealing this way with everything… So, when facing a problem with an application...

Now come with me: follow the line of my thoughts and tell me if I’m correct. This is a blog written by a member of the Microsoft Technical Support (sorry, it’s “Customer Service Support”), right? What’s a Support Engineer good for? ( Feel free to add any comment, but I’ll...