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C# Check memory consumption of program

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Use the following method to check the amount of memory allocated by .NET to the program

long available = GC.GetTotalMemory(false);
Console.WriteLine(“Before allocations: {0:N0}”, available);
int allocSize = 40000000;
byte[] bigArray = new byte[allocSize];
available = GC.GetTotalMemory(false);
Console.WriteLine(“After allocations: {0:N0}”, available);

In my system, the result of its operation is as follows

Before allocations: 651,064
After allocations: 40,690,080

Use the following method , you can check the memory occupied by the current application

Process proc = Process.GetCurrentProcess();
Console.WriteLine(“Process Info: “+Environment.NewLine+ 
 “Private Memory Size: {0:N0}”+Environment.NewLine +
“Virtual Memory Size: {1:N0}” + Environment.NewLine +
“Working Set Size: {2:N0}” + Environment.NewLine +
“Paged Memory Size: {3:N0}” + Environment.NewLine +
“Paged System Memory Size: {4:N0}” + Environment.NewLine +
  “Non-paged System Memory Size: {5:N0}” + Environment.NewLine,
proc.PrivateMemorySize64,   proc.VirtualMemorySize64,  proc.WorkingSet64,  proc.PagedMemorySize64, proc.PagedSystemMemorySize64,  proc.NonpagedSystemMemorySize64 );


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