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Article #12347Re: On Memory!
From: BJB
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 00:00
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Swing is 100% pure Java ie, no native classes ! I'm using swing for a while an there seem to have to memory leak ! Sometimes OS don't seem to free the memory (even if it does have been freed), and specialy NT4.0 ! I don't know why ! --- BJB'. / Jean-Baptiste Bugeaud Ramanan Varadarajan a οΏ½crit dans le message <3690F7D9.EE0591CC@lancomp.com>... > >Hi Steven Farley, > >Thanks for the clarification. > >Do I have Native Codes even when I have a JFC Swing Based >Programs.. They are 100% Java., right?! >Or are you talking of the native code produced by Virtual Machine >that relates to the hardware underlying? >In short, which one is the true representative of the memory occupied >by the program? i.e I have to tell the clients that my programs >take this much RAM. > >Further, I have been reading in JDC tips that memory that are >garbage collected by the GC are recycled back to the heap >but not to the OS. > >Help is Appreciated > >Ramanan >
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