Is there any way to get GC.Collect() to be called before throwing an OutOfMemoryException?
I suppose I'm looking for a way for it to do the following code flow:
Try to Allocate Memory
On Pass Return
Call GC.Collect()
Try to Allocate Memory
On Fail Throw New OutOfMemoryException()
I'm writing a caching implementation and currently I'm running into memory exceptions so currently to resolve it I am using:
If GC.GetTotalMemory(False) >= cache.CacheMemoryLimit + (100 * 1024 * 1024) Then
// When Total Memory exceeds CacheMemoryLimit + 100MB
GC.Collect()
End If
Maybe I'm not understanding your question, but wouldn't it be possible for you to just catch OutOfMemoryException's thrown and call GC.Collect there? Toss the try/catch inside a loop that continues until you've finished your task and make sure it has the ability to clean itself up.
bool isFinished = false;
while (isFinished) {
try {
// do operations in here
} catch (OutOfMemoryException oom) {
GC.Collect();
}
// if you're done...
isFinished = true;
}
Pardon the use of C# pseudo instead of VB, I try not to work in VB unless I have no choice.
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