Hi everybody, I have written an application to do some image processing. In order to do so, it allocates large two dimensional float arrays (ca. 1000 x 200 elements). This is where an Out of Memory Exception is thrown (it can allocate about 2000 of those arrays). So I tried to free the memory at the end of every loop, as the arrays are not needed anymore. I did this by setting all references to null. It did not help. I added a GC.Collect(), still the same.
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