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Article #12449On Memory!
From: Ramanan Varadarajan
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 00:00
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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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