Sorry I was changing my code
here is the test I started with invoke sample
C ****************************************************
const char* key = "test";
const char* status = "1";
int c = 0;
for (c = 0; c < 10000000; c++)
{
gpointer monoReturns[3];
MonoString* locKey = mono_string_new (domain, key);
monoReturns [0] = &locKey;
MonoArray* locTimes = mono_array_new (domain,
mono_get_double_class(), 3);
int i = 0;
for (i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
mono_array_set( locTimes, double, i, rand() );
}
monoReturns [1] = &locTimes;
// Status
MonoString* locStatus = mono_string_new (domain, status);
monoReturns [2] = &locStatus;
mono_runtime_invoke (_onStatusChange, obj, monoReturns, NULL);
}
C# ****************************************************
public void onStatusChange(ref string key, ref double[] times,
ref string
status)
{
/*Console.WriteLine ("Key is {0}", key);
foreach (double time in times)
{
Console.WriteLine ("lineTime is {0}", time);
}
Console.WriteLine ("status is {0}", status);*/
}
The mem on my box will go from 13m to 15m
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