Re: PerformanceCounter handle leak
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Date: 02/23/04
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Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 23:03:31 -0800
Can you post reproducable code showing this? I.e. code
that anyone can copy/past and run directly, that makes
it easier to understand your problem. I didn't manage
to reproduce it.
I'm not convinced your usage scenario is a compelling
reason to create and destroy counters all the time, but
then I don't know the full scenario. Can the user selecy
any random counter to display, or is it some restrictede
set of counters?
If you can describe the problem a bit more detail, we
might come up with an alternative solution. Creating
counters all the time is relatively painful, so you
really want to avoid it if possible.
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