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I need to check how much memory is allocated in the heap. Is there a way to get this value programmatically with C#?
I know about the System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SizeOf(...) but that only tells me the size of an object.
Using a PerformanceCounter you can query the ‘# Bytes in all Heaps’, from your own process, and even other processes.
Use the Category ‘.Net CLR Memory’ to see a lot of counters available.
You have to see what the difference in system load is between the PerformanceCounter and the GC.GetTotalMemory that is proposed by Jon Skeet.