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If I hit "Reset Collected Results", should my average age start back in the single digits? Right now, I have a memory profile thats been running for > 50 hours, and have the constant profiling results window open, so a GC is happening with each sample. When I hit reset collected results, several seconds later, I'm immediately seeing several objects listed with an average age of 64,439.
This is strange, the generations should indeed reset to 0, and all testing I am performing does that correctly. Is there something special about the app you are profiling? Can you send me a snapshot of the data right after the reset and/or specify the exact settings you use (e.g. copy'n'paste from the IDE log file)? Is the generations number high for all classes or only for a small number of them?
I forgot, that I entered the issue myself, Jon, can you please add your comments here?
Until there is a new build available without the Access violations problems, I wont be able to get things running under the profiler for one hour, let alone 50 hours :)
We will not address this in 1.0
Closing this issue as "works for me" for the current dev build. If the problem persists, please, reopen the issue.