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Old 06-18-2014, 07:52 PM
whatsup whatsup is offline Slow "comparison/replace" script Windows 7 64bit Slow "comparison/replace" script Office 2010 32bit
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That's what my version (2010 32bit) requires of memory:
Code:
22:36:21:0473 Call RangeCompare2: Don't Set to Nothing:     WorkingSetSize  56.885.248  ( Reference )
22:36:21:0503 Start Timer:                 t = 0.000 sec:   WorkingSetSize  57.458.688  ( 573.440 )
22:36:21:0513 arrCompare Loaded:           t = 0.008 sec:   WorkingSetSize  57.663.488  ( 778.240 )
22:36:21:0543 objDic Loaded:               t = 0.032 sec:   WorkingSetSize  58.724.352  ( 1.839.104 )
22:36:21:0543 arrData Loaded:              t = 0.036 sec:   WorkingSetSize  59.695.104  ( 2.809.856 )
22:36:21:0613 Output to Range2 Complete:   t = 0.107 sec:   WorkingSetSize  60.104.704  ( 3.219.456 )
22:36:21:0633 after End Sub:                                WorkingSetSize  58.912.768  ( 2.027.520 )
But it's freshly started, after several runs it will level on almost 80 million Bytes. The differences between Start and End look mostly the same with the set to nothing switch false, sometimes equals. With the set to nothing switch true I got the impression Start and End more frequently match, but maybe that's just imagination, actually I never counted.
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