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Can I force application to cleanup/reduce memory usage to a task(task manager,exe)
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I want to create an binary exe that "cleans or reduces," for lack of a better term of another process which is a binary(exe).
c# memory memory-leaks ram
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I want to create an binary exe that "cleans or reduces," for lack of a better term of another process which is a binary(exe).
c# memory memory-leaks ram
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
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Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44
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I want to create an binary exe that "cleans or reduces," for lack of a better term of another process which is a binary(exe).
c# memory memory-leaks ram
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
I want to create an binary exe that "cleans or reduces," for lack of a better term of another process which is a binary(exe).
c# memory memory-leaks ram
c# memory memory-leaks ram
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:46
JordanPetersonFanJordanPetersonFan
158 bronze badges
158 bronze badges
Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44
add a comment |
Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44
Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44
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Why do you want to do that? How will an external process know more than the process itself about how to reduce its use of RAM?
– mjwills
Mar 28 at 3:51
You never asked a question. Also, why do you want to? Unused ram is wasted ram. It is like paying people to do work but you order everyone to go to a break room across town when they are not actively doing something. The best you can do if you really wanted to do this is force a GC using profiling apis.
– Scott Chamberlain
Mar 28 at 3:53
No i don't think you can do this, this is part responsibility operating system and how it works, and part the responsibility of the application and/or framework memory manager it uses. you cant just aggressively tell the operating system or application/framework to do this as far as i know
– TheGeneral
Mar 28 at 3:53
The binary exe becomes unstable and eventually crashes once it gets to about ~1500 memory. I am curious if there is a way to "reverse engineer" my way into it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 3:56
I found this tool. github/JordanZaerr/GarbageCollector it's giving me runtime error System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'EasyHook64.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)' I referenced it.
– JordanPetersonFan
Mar 28 at 6:44