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.NET Memory usage by module

I have a silverlight application and using WCF to communicate to the backend SQL Server using entity framwork.

I want to know what portion of my application is using the most memory. What tools can I use for uncovering memory usage?

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CLR Profiler - Excellent Free Tool - can be used generically for any .NET application but i have never used it with Silverlight before so cant comment about the UI part.

Red Gate's ANTS Memory Profiler - Excellent paid tool including support for Silverlight. I have used ANTS profiler in multiple ASP.net projects including WCF services and i have found it to be a very easy to use and definitely worth the money paid for it.

InSane  2010-10-07 15:11:29

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