Hi,
I have built a stand alone application that on launch will pop up it's front panel, and wait for the user to click the run button.
If i look in Task Manager, i see the .exe is present and has memory allocated to it.
If i do nothing (do not click the run button), and leave the application window open, the memory allocated (as seen in Task Manager) increases (about 3mb over 24 hrs). -note, the .exe is not actually 'running' my code, as the run button has not been clicked.
1, is this normal?
2, is there anything i can do to stop it?
3, is this down to my coding? (-would seem not as my part of the .exe does not run until the run button is clicked by the user?)
I do not have experience with memory & windows handling of it.
I understand the concept of a memory 'leak' -increasing memory due to continually incremented arrays etc.
Note, i am running the Execution Trace Toolkit, and it is enabled in the .exe.
LV 2011, SP1, WIn XP. (going to upgrade soon, but have held it static as a dev platform...)
Suggestions welcome...
Thanks.