Der Garbage Collector belegt und gibt virtuellen Arbeitsspeicher auf dem verwalteten Heap frei. Wenn Sie nativen Code schreiben, verwenden Sie. 1 In diesem Artikel werden die Probleme im Zusammenhang mit der Garbage Collection und der Arbeitsspeicherauslastung besprochen. 2 Hallo, bei einer FCL-Anwendung oder einer C#- bzw. -Anwendung ist die Sache einfach - das Programm greift direkt auf die Klassen/Komponenten aus -. 3 Man kann ja über t() manuell anstoßen bringt aber auch NET-Programme brauchen nicht viel Speicher, nutzen diesen aber, wie T.C. 4 One instance where it is almost necessary to call t () is when automating Microsoft Office through Interop. COM objects for Office don't like to automatically release and can result in the instances of the Office product taking up very large amounts of memory. I'm not sure if this is an issue or by design. 5 One of the biggest reasons to call t() is when you have just performed a significant event which creates lots of garbage, such as what you describe. Calling t() can be a good idea here; otherwise, the GC may not understand that it was a 'one time' event. Of course, you should profile it, and see for yourself. 6 The GC in improves on the concept because it does not reduce the system's performance until really needed. It is smarter than other garbage collectors currently on the market. You can overcome the disadvantages of CG's nondeterministic behavior by using destructors (dtors) and finalizers. 7 t (1) – this method can be used to collect objects present in Generations 0 and 1. If an object cannot be garbage collected, every call to the t method promotes an object to the next higher generation. The following code snippet illustrates how you can verify this 8 Collect (Int32, GCCollectionMode, Boolean, Boolean) Erzwingt eine Garbage Collection von Generation 0 (null) bis zu einer angegebenen Generation, angegeben durch jeweils einen GCCollectionMode -Wert und mit Werten, die angeben, ob die Auflistung blockieren und komprimieren soll. 9 So ignoring the case of calling t, a garbage collection is basically triggered when the garbage collector figures that it might be useful to free up some memory? Yes. So whenever a garbage collection is triggered, it frees up all memory on the heap that is occupied by dead objects?. garbage collector deutsch 10 garbage collector c# 12