about memory management

Question

We can use these methodssuch as ZeroMemory() and memcpy() in VC++ to manage memoryso what about those matters in C#? Thanks!

gongdehui · Answer

I mean the codeproject website is another good one for C# developer.

bilnaad · Answer

Hi Momer I know this website. But what are you pointing to? I didn't really understand what you're trying to tell me :)

gongdehui · Answer

Hi Bart Do you know http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1649&select=962027&df=100 I alse posted all my massages there. momer

bilnaad · Answer

Good luck Momer ^_^. I can't wait to see the final version!!!!!

gongdehui · Answer

okI will have a try. Bart I think the whole project can be finished before this week. As soon as I finish itI will send it to you.I think this project is our son who is brought up by we two^_^. It's too later I have to go to sleep.Good luck! momer

bilnaad · Answer

managing memory has little importance when developing general C# applications. But they can prove usefull when you're interacting with unmanaged memory. You enter unmanaged memory using the Marshal class. marshalling is the bridge between managed and unmanaged memory. Since the garbageCollector has no grasp on unmanaged memory. You will have to manage it by yourself. Also memcpy() has a neat equilevant in the Marshal class. Marshal.Copy() or marshal.BlockCopy().