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April 2008 - Posts

Examine .Net Memory Leaks

Writing programs using .Net is very productive. One reason is because much of memory management is “managed” for you. In C, C++ and other “native” languages, if you allocate memory, you’re responsible for freeing it. There were stopgap measures, like

Persist user form size and location settings per session

My prior post ( Create your own Test Host using XAML to run your unit tests ) shows how to create a form and present it to the user. The user can resize and reposition the form, even on a 2 nd monitor. When the user exits the form, we can persist or remember
 
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