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forcing the GC collection after each operation - this can be done using GC.Collect(), but it is not recommended to do so ...unless you have good reason. Here you have good reason. The oth...
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Peter Taylor
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2022-01-06T17:19:17Z (almost 3 years ago)
> * **forcing the GC collection after each operation** - this can be done using `GC.Collect()`, but it is not recommended to do so ...unless you have good reason. Here you have good reason. The other, even more, extreme options would be things like doing the processing in a new AppDomain or spawning a new process to do the processing.