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I’m designing a screen and I take data from a web service.
I was going to design the screen so that it called the web service everytime it needed data.
However I came to the realization that there are only 6 possible combinations returned from the web service. So why don’t I just keep the data in memory and use that instead.
Then I begin to wonder… how much memory is this really going to take up on the client?
Any idea how I can figure that out?
ie my array of custom objects is taking up 356k
You can use CLR Profiler to see how much memory a type and all the objects it references is taking up on the heap (Silverlight is CoreCLR):
David Broman’s CLR Profiling API Blog: CLRProfiler V4 Released